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Submit Response is a weblog by Jack Mottram, a journalist who lives in Glasgow, Scotland. There are 1308 posts in the archives. You can subscribe to a feed. This post was made on August 12, 2004 and belongs in the web category. The previous post was , and the next post is .

Multimapping Weblogs

Richard Rutter of Clagnut has added a weblogs cat­e­gory to Mul­timap, so as well as using the site to find local shops, restau­rants and the like you can now find local weblogs too.

I love the idea of giving web­sites a phys­i­cal loca­tion of sorts, and this goes fur­ther than ser­vices like GeoURL (which is broken at the moment) by tying in weblogs with nearby resources.

Click here to view Submit Response at Mul­timap, and you can follow Richard’s instruc­tions to add your own fre­quently updated per­sonal home­page to the system.

Posted at 1pm on 12/08/04 by Jack Mottram to the web category.
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  1. i like the idea of that, how­ever i am not sure i like the idea of mil­lions* of inter­we­bu­la­tor nut­ters know­ing my exact loca­tion - it could lead to some kind of groom­ing (chance would be a fine thing*)

    Posted by badgergirl at 1pm on 13.08.04

  2. You can use vague lat­i­tude and lon­gi­tude coor­di­nates or put half a post­code in to get around giving away your exact loca­tion - eg. I could’ve just put G12 in the URL, but since my address can be found on the inter­web very easily (by doing a WHOIS on any of the domain names I’ve reg­is­tered) giving folk a street map doesn’t seem too dangerous…

    Feel free to remind me of that when a mad axeman comes calling!

    Posted by Jack at 2pm on 13.08.04

  3. Putting my web­site on the map

    Putting my web­site on the map [c/o Submit Response]…

    Posted by M. Ellis Conroy's OM&TR: Linklog at 2pm on 13.08.04

  4. cool - i’ve been itch­ing for GeoUrl to go back up so I could finally fiddle about with some­thing like this. Cheers :)

    Posted by Kevin at 6pm on 13.08.04

  5. This is a test comment.

    Posted by Jack Mottram at 3pm on 17.08.04

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