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Is it possible to show all listings on front page map?

Asked by Ethan Miller

Though I like showing "recent updates" on the front page of our various sites, I think the presentation would be stronger if the map showed *all* listings, and only the list below was "recent updates." When I go to the site, I find myself expecting the map to do this, and end up thinking "gee, there aren't many listings in this directory!". What do people think?

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Paul Fitzpatrick (paulfitz) said : 		#1

We could do this now for "smaller" sites (not-too-many-hundreds of entries). For bigger sites, it needs a bit of extra work to do nicely. Definitely doable and desirable.

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Ethan Miller (leaving-omelas) said : 		#3

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