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I did noticed that also, but am not sure there is anything I can do from my end. I'll take a look to verify, but I know it can be changed from the users end.
Could the default number of "pins" be increased? It appears that the default is only 50, but with almost 200 LQ'ers now logging into the Frappr map, in order to see everyone globally you need to keep asking the site to show more
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