Between "we have no clue where you are" and " you could zoom in on anyone's residence and watch their house LIVE" there is a big gap

 watt wrote: 
This is a true statement.
And I agree, indeed.

I don't know about Wyoming.

 watt wrote: 
When I lived in San Francisco, I worked with a woman from Ramallah. She was pretty intense.
 
I assume there's a problem with the database in our more remote areas. My ISP is based in a different town about 50 miles away. I often get identified as being in that town. I could tell that map server page that I'm not, but it's probably always being re-compiled and someone else may have overridden my changes, so back I go again to the wrong town. I don't know, but I don't think there's much that can be done by anyone to improve it.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
People who do not do their work well, are a nuisance.  

Greetings from Ramallah to Wyoming!

 watt wrote: 
I get the same results when I tell it I'm in Wyoming...

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Tried it, gave them all informations they wanted.  but they still have no clue where am I.  Told them twice that I am in Ramallah (Palestinian Territories), they don't know that city - stupid people. Gave them latidude and longitude - they still have no clue where am I.  So now I have no clue how to tell them where am I. 

 watt wrote: 
The system uses your IP Address, and sometimes makes mistakes with my location, too. You can go to the link that says " Click here to register your IP for maps & geo-records" and correct your location there... but in my experience it is a temporary fix at best.

Good luck!  

I am staying in Ramallah (Palestinian Territories) and enjoy RP - Thanks!  But on the map "Who's Listening Where?" there does not exist a listener in the Palestinian Territories.  So do you count me to Jordan or to Israel?  Both is wrong.