This may not be appropriate for SoPW, but, my assumption is, it will make me and possibly others wiser --

I have started a map of PDL users worldwide which is populated by list of PDL users. Eventually, I will move the map to the PDL wiki, soon as I figure out how to embed that map in the silly Media Wiki.

If you are a PDL user, please go to the list of PDL users and enter the following information

• place (city, province|state, country)
• discipline for which you use PDL (please do enter the main area for which you use PDL. Don't leave this field blank)
• latitude (Use negative numbers for South)
• longitude (Use negative numbers for West)

I will eventually make the map mappable by discipline as well, but for now, it would be great to know just how widely known and used is PDL. Many thanks,

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