Konsciious - 14 April 2009 03:04 PM

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

wow! Now I know of TWO atheist who live in NC!!! There is hope!!! (all of my NC relatives are dedicated bible thumpers!)

West Virginia

Tor, you have now posted over a dozen messages that are virtually content free. This is a forum for discussion and inquiry. I have already had to delete one photo for being unsuitable, and this one is very borderline as well. Poaching threads with pointless artwork, silly comments and a link to your blog is irritating, and comes closer and closer to spamming. Please consider a different tack. Spamming is not allowed here and will result in being banned.

My parodies contain a VAST amount of comment.

There gonna ban you dude!! I know you probably don’t care, but I’d like to see you offer up some more “forum-like” content.

Ah yes, a genius in his own mind.

Occam

EDIT:  On rereading I would have to say they contain only fifty percent of the content you think they do.  That is, they are half-vast.

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Texas

I can’t possibly be the only Alaskan!  Come on, lurkers, we may be big in size and small in population, but I know there’s more than one of me!

We are from Russian Federation.
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AZ, Phoenix metro area.

california dude the best state out there

So who’s bored/stat-savvy enough to plot all this?  Or to browse through user profiles’ self-reported locations and plot those instead?

We know, from last year’s American Religious Identification Survey—the monumental report that showed American freethought’s rise and religion’s stagnancy or decline—where in the U.S. we find the most nontheists (see http://b27.cc.trincoll.edu/weblogs/AmericanReligionSurvey-ARIS/reports/part3c_geog.html ).  I’d love to see how these forums’ membership matches or doesn’t match it.  If the latter, maybe it’s time to promote these forums to the underserved regions.