Mold stories and map mashup web sites, might be a good idea for helping show our story

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Information on people's past mold or toxin experiences in a location

or area doesn't seem to be available anywhere. It really should be.

There's a good article in the New York Times today about the hundreds

of people who have taken the code that was pioneered by Google Maps

and have built all different kinds of websites that also do mapping

stuff using the Google Maps programming tools which they and Google

has made available for free.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/27/technology/27maps.html

People can use the code examples that are already out there (there's a

list in the article above) to make websites for their communities,

states, etc. that could display any information, including people's

mold stories - geographically..

So, maybe some of you who are building web sites might be interested

in building something like that? If you are, that code is out there

and its not rocket science.