Cool visualization of site visitors

[rivertrish]

I put this on my site, it integrated flawlessly with Vivvo and is kind of cool. Thought I'd share in case anyone else is interested in something like this.
http://www.revolvermaps.com/?target=home

[akash210]

I had that on my site quite a while back but removed it since it's not stable enough. Sometimes it just wouldn't load.

[zontech]

@rivertrish,

Ditto. And our client wasn't keen on a site that has only-black color scheme, has crosshairs in its logo, 'revolver' as its name, links to infosniper - and no physical address details . . . .

[rivertrish]

Hm, Akash, I haven't had any problems... yet. I'll keep an eye on it.

Zontech, I hadn't even noticed the other to tell the truth. Maybe that's because I live in a small, rural area with a large contingent of hunters and very little violent crime. So I don't notice gun imagery as much as some others might. I don't know anything about infosniper, but it appears that's the company that provides the location data for the program. Which is not very exact, at least not for me... the program thinks I'm in Helena, Mont., and I'm not. ;0)

As for the location info... that seems to be true for 90 percent of websites out there. Some, like me, give mailing info but just don't want people dropping by their offices. But others, who do business with foot traffic, never seem to give an address which I find odd. News sources often don't even give a location (odd) and surprisingly often omit dates. Go figure.

[DRIVE]

... I live in a small, rural area with a large contingent of hunters and very little violent crime....

:D AMAZING how that works isn't it :)