*** October Challenge -- Urban Mapping ***

[mmmmmpig]

mmmmmpig you don't want that paltry 11 rep...

bonk...

Yes ! Aha, you can now have 15. Good, good - no need to take it back and get a refund...

I will no go off and bonk everybody !

I am so amazingingly repped up now. Thanks!

[Robbie]

What? Repped up? Not without my input you aren't.

Bam...feel the awesome power of my +10 admin rep stick as it beats you about the head and shoulders.

Although no one ever reps me

[mmmmmpig]

What? Repped up? Not without my input you aren't.

Bam...feel the awesome power of my +10 admin rep stick as it beats you about the head and shoulders.

Although no one ever reps me

I believe the term is "woot!" and the rep has been reciprocated as best as possible

[Darken]

So I'm gonna try this one... but I'm not promising anything :-P

I'm assuming similar rules apply as last month's challenge in terms of being able to make minor adjustments to the layout in the name of continuity and style... is that assumption correct?

EDIT:
Nevermind... answered my own question:

You must stick to the fundamental plan as far as possible and the layout must be recognizable in your entry.

[Badger]

What? Repped up? Not without my input you aren't.

Bam...feel the awesome power of my +10 admin rep stick as it beats you about the head and shoulders.

Although no one ever reps me

I just repped you yesterday ... or the day before!!! you tapering river tutorial.... SO .... TAKE THAT !!!!

[RPMiller]

Hey now, let's not devalue the power of rep by just throwing it around like it isn't worth anything... oh... never mind.

[Korrigan]

I thought maybe I could try something "google-earth-style"... I'll see if it's possible...

[bryguy]

Question though, are we aloud to modify things slightly? like add a river and bridges and zoom out slightly to include more area?

[mad_computer_user]

hmmm, ill give this a go, though never done this kinda thing before...

[RPMiller]

Same rules as the last challenge, you can pretty much do whatever you want as long as the existing guidelines are still met.