Where have Atlas forumers been? (collaborative map)

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I'm working on my additions. I should be done in half an hour or so. I've been to a lot of places out west.

Edit: I've been to every county in CA and NV. I've only been to some of the counties in NV just so I could say that I had been (Mineral, Esmeralda, and Lincoln).

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How does one access the map template for this?

Click on Beet's map and make sure that you download the full resolution one (it's like 4000x3000) and then copy/paste it into MS Paint.

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Yeah, I don't get the color scheme at all. Are the 4 levels travel, stop, stay over night, and live, and a county only gets darker when a poster has had a higher level of nexus to the county than the existing color on the map?

that's what I'm gonna assume the 4 tiers mean. think the darker shades mean multiple Atlas members.

It seems to me to be a level of nexus issue. For example, I have lived in LA County, Cook County, Washtenaw County, MI, Orange County, CA, and Columbia County, NY. I assume I would color all those counties the darkest color since I have lived in those counties. The number of posters at a given level of nexus would not be relevant. The generator of the OP can explain further if I have it wrong.

I don't want to speak for the OP, but here's the way I interpreted it. There is a 2x4 matrix of choices. Each row corresponds to a different status level, such as lived in, or traveled through. The columns represent whether there was a single response or multiple responses at that status level. One member at a higher status level takes precedence over multiple members at a lower status level. Then again, I could have it all wrong.

That's my interpretation as well.

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What is holding me back is figuring out all the counties that the highways I have traveled go through. Ouch!

indeed

Bing maps is actually good for this! They have the counties when you zoom in relatively close.