[UCANSEE2]

Honestly, it was all just a mistake. Map Making is a relatively new ‘science’ and until we get enough adventurous explorers who can verify the boundaries of some of the mysterious ruins of lost civilizations like the Jews which are now buried under the ever growing and expanding NEW PALESTINE, well, updates might have to wait. It’s not like we can just wave a magic wand or our finger and instantly edit a map.

[bluejean]

Excellent comment. To hell with Needless Public Rot.

[cpdiii]

Honestly, it was all just a mistake. Map Making is a relatively new ‘science’ and until we get enough adventurous explorers who can verify the boundaries of some of the mysterious ruins of lost civilizations like the Jews which are now buried under the ever growing and expanding NEW PALESTINE, well, updates might have to wait. It’s not like we can just wave a magic wand or our finger and instantly edit a map.

I find your statements most ironic. Years ago maps of the National Geographic Society were considered the ultimate authority. Today maps of historic authority are considered but suggestions and the National Geographic today is just a suggestion of accurate history. I loved that magazine once, but what I loved is gone.