Unlike Google and Apple which have both perverted their maps to reflect the US President's dementia-inspired ravings, MapQuest has done the right thing by not changing a thing.
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Unlike Google and Apple which have both perverted their maps to reflect the US President's dementia-inspired ravings, MapQuest has done the right thing by not changing a thing.
And bingo... they're suddenly the most popular app on the US app store.
To celebrate, Mapquest have put up a page which allows you to generate any name for Lake Ontario. Here's mine.
@BobLefridge Oh boy, my favorite lake! (Ok not really)
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Unlike Google and Apple which have both perverted their maps to reflect the US President's dementia-inspired ravings, MapQuest has done the right thing by not changing a thing.
And bingo... they're suddenly the most popular app on the US app store.
To celebrate, Mapquest have put up a page which allows you to generate any name for Lake Ontario. Here's mine.
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Oi, I have to live by that thing.
Lucky you. Apart from the US cultists who worship the bloated orange paedophile, the rest of the world will always call it Lake Ontario. Cos that's its name.
Solidarity from New Zealand.
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Unlike Google and Apple which have both perverted their maps to reflect the US President's dementia-inspired ravings, MapQuest has done the right thing by not changing a thing.
And bingo... they're suddenly the most popular app on the US app store.
To celebrate, Mapquest have put up a page which allows you to generate any name for Lake Ontario. Here's mine.
Lake friends of Jeffrey
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mine's made for self-promotion
https://gulfof.mapquest.com/lakeontario/and%20share -
Unlike Google and Apple which have both perverted their maps to reflect the US President's dementia-inspired ravings, MapQuest has done the right thing by not changing a thing.
And bingo... they're suddenly the most popular app on the US app store.
To celebrate, Mapquest have put up a page which allows you to generate any name for Lake Ontario. Here's mine.
@BobLefridge The web version still doesn't have what I need, but I'm very happy for them.
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@BobLefridge I’m testing out organic maps which uses open street map data. Hopefully this is good enough.
@Ox1de @BobLefridge
Very good. Have been using and recomending it to everyone.
When map is downloaded and is literally in your pocket, you are a more preparred traveller. -
Unlike Google and Apple which have both perverted their maps to reflect the US President's dementia-inspired ravings, MapQuest has done the right thing by not changing a thing.
And bingo... they're suddenly the most popular app on the US app store.
To celebrate, Mapquest have put up a page which allows you to generate any name for Lake Ontario. Here's mine.
@BobLefridge Remove #TechBros and #FossilFuels #Oligarchy from power
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@Ox1de @BobLefridge
Very good. Have been using and recomending it to everyone.
When map is downloaded and is literally in your pocket, you are a more preparred traveller.@mikalai @BobLefridge Oh yeah, so far the offline support is pretty nice.,
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Unlike Google and Apple which have both perverted their maps to reflect the US President's dementia-inspired ravings, MapQuest has done the right thing by not changing a thing.
And bingo... they're suddenly the most popular app on the US app store.
To celebrate, Mapquest have put up a page which allows you to generate any name for Lake Ontario. Here's mine.
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