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on 30/04/2010 at 09:42

John Sargent (Fort Wayne, IN, United States)

Score : 10/10

Thanks!

on 03/04/2010 at 08:57

Keith Yarde (Christ Church, Barbados)

Score : 8/10

I liked what I saw. I easily provided the location for one club in Barbados and will put the others on the map.

Webmaster's reply : Every addition helps. Thank you.

on 31/03/2010 at 17:22

John angiolillo (Trabuco Canyon, CA, United States)

Score : -/10

Is there anyway you could link club membership numbers to the map so we could see areas of weak or strong clubs?

Founder's District wouyld like to have a map showing this data for use of determining potential areas needing help or areas needing more clubs.

Webmaster's reply : Hi John,

I'm not sure that adding this to the maps would be beneficial since that information can easily be found on the district reports. Knowing the geographical location on clubs in need to help doesn't really do anything to help those clubs.

If I am wrong in this assumption, please email me directly at nigel@sysadmininc.com and pitch me the idea again, maybe in pointing out how it could be implemented on the current maps.

Thanks for the feedback,
Nigel

on 25/03/2010 at 13:20

Wayne Goode (Huntsville, United States)

Score : 9/10

I have corrected the location for all the clubs in my area of which I was sure of the location, some by just a bit, but one I had to move 100 miles. Problem with the address parser I guess.

Webmaster's reply : It's not 100% accurate which is why I have given clubs the ability to move their meeting location pin.

Thanks,
Nigel

on 11/03/2010 at 18:24

Mack Payne (Lake Placid, United States)

Score : -/10

Thanks for your good work on mapping club locations.

on 07/02/2010 at 10:31

Tom Warfield (Arlington, VA, United States)

Score : 10/10

Great site but there is a problem with colocated clubs (same location, different club). For example, Clara Barton #5893 and Advance & Conquer #9416 both meet at 2025 E Street NW, Washington, DC. But on your map, Clara Barton doesn't show up. Maybe you could look for clubs with identical coordinates and "nudge" one of them over a bit, so that they would both be visible.

Webmaster's reply : Tom, it is possible for people to move the club - it's not widely publicized. An email did go out to every club contact email address on how to do this. You can have one of the club officers or members contact me on how to move their club location to make it visible.

Thanks,
Nigel

on 03/02/2010 at 05:53

Edward Wedler (Greenwood, Canada)

Score : 8/10

The first time I saw the Toastmasters GoogleMaps I broke out into goosebumps with excitement. This map has great value and even greater potential. I promoted the link in our Annapolis Valley Toastmasters newsletter, AVTMnews, using District 45 as an example of the map.

I can't wait for future developments so I can link Club events/promotions to our map pins, such as

Webmaster's reply : Thanks for the kind words and link back to the site. Development has been pretty static but there's still a few todos.

Thanks,
Nigel

on 21/01/2010 at 12:30

Bill Mansfield (Tacoma, WA, United States)

Score : 7/10

Liked what was there, would have liked to see District 32's parameter.

Webmaster's reply : parameter or perimeter?

on 14/01/2010 at 08:03

Jenny Genser, D27, Div A Gov (Arlington, Virginia, United States)

Score : 8/10

I tried to move two clubs in Division A, District 27 yesterday -- PENTAF (2014) and Helmsmen (2412). Both meet in the Pentagon, but PENTAF is shown as meeting near Seven Corners, while Helmsmen is placed in Roslyn.

How soon can I expect a confirmation of my change and for the map to show the correct position?

Thanks. The map is wonderful, otherwise.

Webmaster's reply : Hi Jenny,

I've just approved the latest batch of submission. Those two clubs are in there and should show up in their new positions.

Thanks,
Nigel

on 30/12/2009 at 11:52

Michael Friedlander (Nyack, NY, United States)

Score : 10/10

A couple of years ago I'd mapped District 46's 450 clubs in Google by hand. When the district split into 46 & 83 I abandoned the maps - too much trouble.

Even though TI's 'Find a Club' now has the map feature, your display is much better for district use, especially club realignment. The TI mapping is also often wrong even though the address shows correctly.

I just added links to your division maps on our 'Clubs by Division & Area' pages on both 46 and 83. Here's a link to see:

Thanks so much for a great tool and for the blood, sweat and tears,
Michael

Webmaster's reply : Thanks for the kind comments and for adding a link to my site. It's not perfect, but I've had a lot of feedback that it's better than offered on the TI website.

It's actually my mapping project that force TI to add maps to their website. They still have a lot of inaccuracies, however I could still use some of their data to populate counties I cannot geocode for

Regards
Nigel

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