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WebCommentary Making Love Outdoor Lovemap Web 2.0
Weird Web Sites: Outdoor Lovemap
12:18 pm Wednesday Feb 4, 2009 by Caroline Stanley

According to its creators, Outdoor Lovemap, an interactive site that encourages users to swap tips about the best spots for getting down in public, “is a labor of love. It is our intention to create a place where adults can share information about the beautiful places where they have shared romantic time. We believe that the world is an abundant place and that by sharing information in this way we can create joy.”

Are we the only ones transported back to 8th grade health class by such language?

There are currently 64 different locations posted in 20 countries, with a large concentration of hot spots in Switzerland. Can anyone explain this? New York state is still waiting to be deflowered; it looks like our Midwestern friends in Missouri beat us to the punch with an unlikely vote for the St. Louis Zoo. We’re hoping it doesn’t involve the miniature train.

Which brings us to the one problem we anticipate for the guys running this site. Say someone makes you mad and as a result you decide it’s a funny idea to tell strangers that their backyard is a fantastic spot for making love. Outdoor Lovemap is too smart to allow such childish pranks: “If someone has posted information to a location on private property, and you are the owner, and you want that information deleted, definitely let us know. We don’t want to cause any grief.”

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Renata • February 4th, 2009 at 8:36 pm

wow. really? alright. I like it.

Alex Rosen • February 4th, 2009 at 9:37 pm

Totally cool. Why didn't I think of this?!

Marion Tufts • February 5th, 2009 at 10:51 pm

I thought it was going to be alot racier than it was. I can actually browse it at work.

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