Social Atlas Sites Let You Map Your Life

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Social Atlas Sites Let You Map Your Life

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Don't we have an internet map here of the members? I know I signed up on one.
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Yea, there is a good user map that was created by Fapper I think. Actually, why are we still using a map created by Fapper?
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No, emanon created it, but the confusion is from the fact that its called 'Frapper' map...

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Oh ok..that makes sense. It is a great map but I was wondering about that...
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