State of play

[mustang]

New Mexico .........

[Guest]

Done!

[sapper80]

Would like to see an ads section for El Paso, TX.  This would also be useful for Las Cruces, New Mexico (about 45 mins away).  This site was great when I was in Colorado.  The only useful source here is backpage and it's riddled with scams.

[ColonialAnus]

Portland, OR. 

[Kaduk]

On 1/10/2016 at 10:41 PM, ColonialAnus said:

Portland, OR. 

Oregon is now live...

[Kaduk]

On 1/10/2016 at 8:38 PM, sapper80 said:

Would like to see an ads section for El Paso, TX.  This would also be useful for Las Cruces, New Mexico (about 45 mins away).  This site was great when I was in Colorado.  The only useful source here is backpage and it's riddled with scams.

OK noted....

[aktraveler]

How about Idaho and Alaska?  

[Kaduk]

50 minutes ago, aktraveler said:

How about Idaho and Alaska?  

Based off of population a Northwest territory: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska

Would come to mind as one region

[wglide2003]

A big void in Salt Lake city.

[Guest]

On 1/15/2016 at 7:34 PM, wglide2003 said:

A big void in Salt Lake city.

This one is under discussion. 

[Jenna Jordan]

What about Boston?

[Kaduk]

17 hours ago, Jenna Jordan said:

What about Boston?

We were thinking of regions;

What do you think of These states with their population as a region.?

• Massachusetts   6,794,422
• Connecticut       3,590,886
• Maine                 1,329,328
• New Hampshire  1,330,608
• Rhode Island      1,056,298
• Vermont             626,042

[Jenna Jordan]

59 minutes ago, Kaduk said:

We were thinking of regions;

What do you think of These states with their population as a region.?

• Massachusetts   6,794,422
• Connecticut       3,590,886
• Maine                 1,329,328
• New Hampshire  1,330,608
• Rhode Island      1,056,298
• Vermont             626,042

New England would be better than nothing anyway.

[Kaduk]

10 hours ago, Jenna Jordan said:

New England would be better than nothing anyway.

Thanks for your insight; New England is now live........

[aktraveler]

On 1/13/2016 at 6:21 PM, Kaduk said:

Based off of population a Northwest territory: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska

Would come to mind as one region

That would make sense.  

[Bit Banger]

On ‎1‎/‎13‎/‎2016 at 9:21 PM, Kaduk said:

Based off of population a Northwest territory: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska

Would come to mind as one region

I hate to break it to you, but the Northwest Territory is comprised of: OH, MI, IN, IL, WI, and parts of MN as defined in 1787 by the Northwest Ordinance by the Congress of the Confederation.  It was reaffirmed in 1789 by the US Congress.  It's basically  the land NW of the Ohio River and E of the Mississippi River.

Edited February 28, 2016 by Bit Banger

[Bassheavymustang]

How can I find reviews for people in my area Evansville Indiana? 

[CASSANDRABENZ]

Is there somewhere for providers to post an ad for Billings MT?

Edited March 12, 2016 by CASSANDRABENZ

[Kaduk]

On 3/11/2016 at 7:45 PM, CASSANDRABENZ said:

Is there somewhere for providers to post an ad for Billings MT?

Right now on the Ad side you could post an Ad For Montana, but its not City specific....

BuT I would believe that those interested would get the point. 

[daaacz]

This is a great board.  I'd love to see Minneapolis on here.

[Chase of Boulder]

I would like to be able to post in Minneapolis.

[naughtiekaylie]

What about Iowa

[sparkey600]

I travel to the Midwest a lot...Nebraska, Iowa the likes.

Info would be helpful.

Thanks

[daaacz]

On 3/17/2016 at 6:29 PM, Chase (720-xxx-0091) said:

I would like to be able to post in Minneapolis.

I would also like Chase to be able to post in Minneapolis. 

 

If population matters, the Minneapolis / St. Paul metro area has 3.28 million people of the entire state of Minnesota has over 5 million.  If not that, then maybe "Upper Midwest" region would work.  The official US Census definition includes Michigan and Illinois, which have their own bustling populations and would probably muddy the waters.  But if you batched MN, the Dakotas, Iowa, and Wisconsin, that probably wouldn't be too bad. There's probably a name for that grouping out there somewhere.

[Kaduk]

On 4/5/2016 at 0:09 PM, daaacz said:

I would also like Chase to be able to post in Minneapolis. 

 

If population matters, the Minneapolis / St. Paul metro area has 3.28 million people of the entire state of Minnesota has over 5 million.  If not that, then maybe "Upper Midwest" region would work.  The official US Census definition includes Michigan and Illinois, which have their own bustling populations and would probably muddy the waters.  But if you batched MN, the Dakotas, Iowa, and Wisconsin, that probably wouldn't be too bad. There's probably a name for that grouping out there somewhere.

Just thinking out-loud; The idea is Regions, to include bordering States into one Forum;

The 10 Most Populous States on July 1, 2014

State.....................Population

1. California............... 38,802,500
2. Texas .....................26,956,958
3. Florida....................19,893,297
4. New York................19,746,227
5. Illinois.....................12,880,580
6. Pennsylvania..........12,787,209
7. Ohio........................11,594,163
8. Georgia...................10,097,343
9. North Carolina..........9,943,964
10. Michigan...................9,909,877....

21.  Minnesota................. 5,489,594

22. Colorado.............      5,355,866 [ note; the original heart & soul  of TOB.... ]

35. Nevada .............       2,839,098 Changed to LVFever trying to generate a vacation vibe

40. Hawaii  ........... . .      1,419,561

51 .District of Columbia .. 658,893 My understanding it is considered Tysons Corner.

37. Nebraska................     1,881,503

50. Wyoming   ...................  584,153

Population number for a state to include neighboring states to make a region.  right now its about 10,000,000 -12,000,000. Once some of these regions become active we could break it down to States.

• When I look at Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Utah, South Dakota, New Mexico calling Colorado their Home point you have about 12,000,000 total;
  •  I have spoken from members over the years from all these states that post on Colorado.

Going From that Logic I see;

• Northwest Region Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska
• Upper Midwest Region Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa,
• Great Lakes Region Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin 
• North East region including NY / New Jersey
• New England Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
• The District of Colombia (DC) taking in West Virginia, Virginia.
• Texas / Oklahoma
• Florida
• North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
  • ---> note Georgia was mentioned  & was added as a state along with Louisiana.
• California might include Arizona or Arizona & New Mexico could be a Southwest Region

When I look at Texas all the major cities are in close proximity to one another.

Nebraska the major cities would border more closely to Iowa. South Dakota the larger cities are closer to Minnesota....

[daaacz]

On 4/5/2016 at 5:25 PM, Kaduk said:

Upper Midwest Region Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa,

Thanks for adding my area!  Now I have to figure out how to get the word out.  The main board out there will quash my post if it's about a competitor.

[sophiestclair]

Michigan would be nice. Divided into regions like Southwest Michigan, Central Michigan, Upper Penisula, etc or by city (Grand Rapids, Detroit, Kalamazoo). Those three cities have enough business to have their own boards I think. 

[Kaduk]

On 7/2/2016 at 1:29 AM, sophiestclair said:

Michigan would be nice. Divided into regions like Southwest Michigan, Central Michigan, Upper Peninsula, etc or by city (Grand Rapids, Detroit, Kalamazoo). Those three cities have enough business to have their own boards I think. 

For now I went & added a---> Great Lakes Region; Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin.

As this or any other region populates with more members we can start breaking them down into States....

Thanks

[Kaduk]

On 3/2/2016 at 7:15 PM, Bassheavymustang said:

How can I find reviews for people in my area Evansville Indiana? 

To find Ads per State & city.

Where you normally see Search.

• 

Click on that, you should see a drop down/expanded menu. Click on United States to Change, Make sure you check the Profiles only box---> this will bring up all providers with or without current Ads, then enter your info. as in this case.

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To find Reviews per State & city.

You will see Reviews/Reviews Search.

1. Click on Reviews

2. Click on Review Search

• 

 

You will now see the expanded view of the Review Search; click on United States for Change. enter the values that you want to search.

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[Laci French]

Will you consider Mississippi & Alabama?