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ClustrMaps reborn from the ashes of HitMaps
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2005

ClustrMaps reborn from the ashes of HitMaps

Notice the second map on the right? It’s the new version of HitMaps, now called ClustrMaps. It’s joined Geoloc for a while and I’ll leave them both there, in a friendly competition, until I decide which one is better...

Posted at 12:12 PM in Bits and pieces:

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1 - Marc Eisenstadt says:

« Interesting idea (friendly competition) - will be keen to hear your thoughts/opinions; the two systems have very different philosophies, one aimed at real-time « 1-per-country » info and the other aimed at massive scale (« 1-per-every-visitor » stored over time).

We on the ClustrMaps team are always interested in feedback and suggestions for improvement! Many thanks...

-Marc »
Date of comment: 2005-09-11 06:20 •
2 - Vince says:

« Hello Marc,

Thank you for your visit, it’s nice to see the designers of such a nifty piece of software take interest in what happens to their baby. I think you summarized the differences between Geoloc and ClustrMaps pretty well. I’ll probably just keep both, they complement each other perfectly. Unless you come up with a real-time presence indication too

-Vince »
Date of comment: 2005-09-11 11:30 •
3 - Anonymous says:

« it is clustrmap that gets vote from my side. Things i don’t like about geoloc:
- it is for french only
- the background map is crappy
- No zoom in available
- too flashy for my taste :) »
Date of comment: 2005-12-08 07:52 •

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