I didn't say it was a globe. I said you get two dots for every pair of people. One dot representing the vector from person A to person B and the other dot representing the exact opposite from person B to person A - which would cover the 180 degree note you had. And while it may look as though it's rotating, that only happened on the first day and maybe a little bit the second day - and not all the pieces rotated. I'm not saying the rotation isn't possible, just saying it isn't likely because the past couple of day's we've had constant activity in the corners but it never quite moved to the top of the circle - which is why we were stuck. Finally, i'm saying it requires exact coordination, possibly from different hemispheres. But The different hemispheres is just an extreme example to get the point across. I think if we're able to get a single person to sign on today from South America (preferably the western portion of the continent) during a time of great activity in eastern/central US they would mirror a big portion of the data at the top and bottom of the image. A similar effect would happen if we could get someone from very far north Canada during a time of great activity in the southern US. Regardless I am using Sunburned Goose's automation thread to keep my activity going all day.