Poll: Where do you work (geographically)?
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#42Re: Poll: Where do you work (geographically)?
#43I voted for "Other Europe", since Slovenia is neither Western or Eastern Europe. It's somewhere in the middle :)
Is it Southern Europe? It's right next to Italy, but doesn't extend so far south, and is barely a Mediterranean country. In any case, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece are what I'd call 'Southern Europe' more than west or east, although I'd say west if I had to pick one.
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#44Really? The closest category for Canada is "Other"?
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#45Re: Poll: Where do you work (geographically)?
#46Good chunks of Scandinavia would consider themselves solidly part of 'Western Europe' and with 'Mid-Atlantic US' qualifying for a category it's surprising that the United Kingdom wouldn't rate a mention, I'd wager there are far more people from there active on HN than you might suspect.
EDIT: ops, I misread. I thought the thread was started 22 hours ago, not two. USA still has to wake up then.
Re: Poll: Where do you work (geographically)?
#47Good chunks of Scandinavia would consider themselves solidly part of 'Western Europe' and with 'Mid-Atlantic US' qualifying for a category it's surprising that the United Kingdom wouldn't rate a mention, I'd wager there are far more people from there active on HN than you might suspect.
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#48Antwerp!
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#49Earlier quoted context omitted.
Is it Southern Europe? It's right next to Italy, but doesn't extend so far south, and is barely a Mediterranean country. In any case, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece are what I'd call 'Southern Europe' more than west or east, although I'd say west if I had to pick one.
We always had the problem of putting Slovenia in one of the slots. If you ask me it's in Central Europe, but historically we ware always put in the Eastern part (but that probably has more to do with politics than geography).