Hi there,
A little while ago we launched Pin in the Map (http://pininthemap.com),
a rails application which allows you to easily mark a spot on a map,
attach some text to it, and get a simple link to pass around. It’s
basically tinyurl for maps.
It’s proved useful for organising after-work drinks, meetings, weddings
plus a whole variety of other things.
http://pininthemap.com. Hope you like it. Please let me know of any
suggestions you might have to improve it.
Cheers
Chris
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On Jul 16, 2006, at 12:32 PM, Chris Parsons wrote:
plus a whole variety of other things.
http://pininthemap.com. Hope you like it. Please let me know of any
suggestions you might have to improve it.
Cheers
Chris
Very cool Chris.
-Ezra
On 17/07/2006 05:27, Ezra Z. wrote:
Very cool Chris.
-Ezra
Thanks Ezra, glad you liked it. Anything particular that you
liked/disliked?
Chris
I like it! It would be nice to have multiple pins, I was looking for
something like this when trying to find apartments - all the locations
I was driving to would fit on the same map, but I had to have seperate
google maps to show the address of each one
I’d strongly suggest adding “directions to this location”
functionality so that when you share the spot, a guest or customer
could readily find their way to it.
-z
On Jul 17, 2006, at 12:05 AM, Chris Parsons wrote:
On 17/07/2006 05:27, Ezra Z. wrote:
Very cool Chris.
-Ezra
Thanks Ezra, glad you liked it. Anything particular that you liked/
disliked?
Chris
Chris-
I like the idea a lot. And the nice simple interface. I like being
able to tag a location and send it as a link to someone else.
-Ezra
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On 17/07/2006 21:30, Zack Hubert wrote:
I’d strongly suggest adding “directions to this location”
functionality so that when you share the spot, a guest or customer
could readily find their way to it.
Hi Zack,
Funnily enough, that’s been planned for a little while and I’m just
starting to implement it today 
Thanks for the feedback.
Chris
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