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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 24/05/2013 11:46, Jorge Gaspar Sanz
Salinas wrote:<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">El 24/05/13 11:18, Wolfgang Qual
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I am curious about the distribution of gvSIG-coomunity around the world.
What about creating a map of them like the one of QGIS? [1]. I do not know
how this can be done, but maybe someone else? Or is it already available
somewhere?
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I like the idea. The most similar thing exists (AFAIK) is the map
of visitors to the gvSIG blog<br>
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I love the idea! and I love the map that clustrmaps give to us,
because the user do not need to do anything else than accessing the
blog (the action that the user do is what counts) and its location
is registered. The only problem is that the blog is not followed by
the whole community, because there's a lot of ways of collaborating
with gvSIG, not only through the blog visits.<br>
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I've been thinking on this thing (for other reasons) and maybe we
can arrange something more or less effortlessly with a google
form, for example. The guys from CartoDB have posted blog article
about how to do it with their service.<br>
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It has to be something easy to fill, without really asking mails
or any "sensitive" data could work.<br>
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I hate forms in order to know if you do one thing or another,
because it is widely demonstrated that not everybody goes to do
them. We have to think on ways of getting the info by the tools that
the community already uses, and trying to avoid extra "effort". <br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:519F36E1.80104@gvsig.com" type="cite"> Also of
course we can see how QGis people implemented their map and see if
we can do something similar.<br>
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I think that QGis made it manually, as far as I could see. <br>
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Viqui-.<br>
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Jorge Gaspar Sanz Salinas
gvSIG Team at Prodevelop
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