How international are we?

[Richard Jones-Nerzic]

This is poll, you can only vote once.

Last time I did this I upset a lot of people's geographical sensibilities.

Please list your grievances below.

[Marco Koene]

Grievance: Continetal Europe is big! Why not divide it by country?

[Richard Jones-Nerzic]

Grievance: Continetal Europe is big! Why not divide it by country?

Don't start.

What about the 'Netherlands' and 'Everywhere else'?

There are a maximum of 10 options.

[Marco Koene]

We have 12 provinces!

[John Simkin]

Reading the biographies section it seems we have members from Britain (53), France (8), Spain (5), Netherlands (4), Sweden (4) Australia (3), Canada (3), USA (2), Denmark (1), Belgium (1), Germany (1), Russia (1), Sudan (1) and Greece (1).

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It is another reason to post your biography. We can then work out where our members are coming from.

Updated 19th January, 2004

[Anders MacGregor-Thunell]

Living in Sweden is not the same as living at the European Continent. We need to take the boat over to Denmark to reach the Continent...

[ChrisGunn]

I am working in Korea, which is not in Central Asia or South-East Asia.

It's North-East Asia. So I guess my answer is 'none of the above'.

[John Simkin]

I am working in Korea, which is not in Central Asia or South-East Asia.  

It's North-East Asia. So I guess my answer is 'none of the above'.

Here is an updated account from reading the biographies section: Britain (58), France (9), Spain (5), Sweden (5) , Netherlands (4), Australia (3), Canada (3), USA (2), Brazil (1), Denmark (1), Belgium (1), Germany (1), Belarus (1), South Korea (1), Finland (1), Sudan (1), Greece (1) and Austria (1).

To make this survey as accurate as possible please add your biography at.

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[Richard Jones-Nerzic]

I am working in Korea, which is not in Central Asia or South-East Asia.

It's North-East Asia. So I guess my answer is 'none of the above'.

Sorry.

Edited to read East Asia.

[John Simkin]

Reading the biographies section it seems we now have members from Britain (59), France (11), Spain (6), USA (6), Sweden (5), Netherlands (5), Australia (3), Canada (3), Greece (3), Brazil (1), Denmark (1), Belgium (1), Germany (1), Belarus (1), South Korea (1), Finland (1), Sudan (1), Ireland (1) and Austria (1).

[John Simkin]

Reading the biographies section it seems we now have members from Britain (61), France (11), Spain (7), USA (6), Sweden (5), Netherlands (5), Canada (4), Australia (3), Greece (3), Italy (3), Finland (2), China (1), Brazil (1), Denmark (1), Belgium (1), Germany (1), Poland (1), Serbia (1), Belarus (1), South Korea (1), Sudan (1), Ireland (1) and Austria (1).

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[John Simkin]

Reading the biographies section it seems we now have members from Britain (65), France (11), USA (8), Spain (7), Sweden (5), Netherlands (5), Canada (4), Australia (4), Greece (3), Italy (3), Finland (2), Brazil (2), China (1), Denmark (1), Belgium (1), Germany (1), Poland (1), Serbia (1), Belarus (1), Israel (1), South Korea (1), Sudan (1), Ireland (1) and Austria (1).

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[John Simkin]

Reading the biographies section it seems we now have members from Britain (67), France (11), USA (9), Spain (7), Sweden (5), Netherlands (5), Australia (5), Canada (4), Greece (3), Italy (4), Finland (2), Brazil (2), China (1), Denmark (1), Belgium (1), Germany (1), Poland (1), Serbia (1), Belarus (1), Israel (1), South Korea (1), Sudan (1), Ireland (1), Austria (1) and Hong Kong (1).

[John Simkin]

We now have 420 members. Reading the biographies section it seems we now have members from Britain (67), France (11), USA (10), Spain (8), Australia (7), Sweden (5), Netherlands (5), Canada (4), Greece (3), Italy (4), Finland (2), Brazil (2), China (1), Denmark (1), Belgium (1), Germany (1), Poland (1), Serbia (1), Belarus (1), Israel (1), South Korea (1), Sudan (1), Ireland (1), Austria (1) and Hong Kong (1).

[Jean Walker]

I cannot help remarking that I do not feel as if I live in "Oceania and Antarctica". I know Tasmania is the last frontier of civilization before Antarctica (hence we have an International Antarctic Education Centre here in Hobart) but it does feel a bit of a watery description of Australia.