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yes the new page is real nice but... I would have preferred a raise on my earnings instead.

I don't like the map.  It takes up a lot of space and doesn't really help me much.  It's a nice thing to have, perhaps on a separate page but I would prefer more useful stats, like some of the other sites give us.

Plus the map is useless, unless of course I'm mistaken and:

One of the biggest design companies in the world is based in the Ascension Islands
Or some of the largest internet providers are based there.

Because I get a hell of a lot of sales from the middle of the South Atlantic ocean 

Overall I like the page. I would find it helpful if we could zoom in the map or be able to click on the images and get a listing with image stats like number of times sold and countries/states that it was licensed in.

Nice toy, I'm amused. I'd love to have individual stats for images, nothing fancy, just times downloaded and total earnings? Downloading the excel and digging through it, can be tedious.

Thanks for explaining why I had those sales in Africa, I was wondering about that?

No sales in Greenland yet.

Slow and not much practical use - but still fun to see your stuff pop up...I wonder who bought one of my xmas shots in Saudi Arabia?

Map is novel and interesting but I don't see much real use except for bragging about that sale in Vladivostok. I do confess to feeling rather godlike in seeing my work zipping around the world.

I don't get any more info by mousing over the small circle on the image. Better idea for the space: 1. A running total of sales of those new downloads along with their number of sales per month.

The overall earnings is helpful, showing my sales performance over time.

The earnings from New Content: Nice useful idea showing productivity of my latest work. I'd add pictures of, say, 5 of my hottest selling images from that graph.

And please, SS, make it easy to find out how much each of my images are selling. I want to sort my images quickly by date, total sales, and downloads per month. The current method is too time to be of value.

Did I mention that the most useful single tool in microstock is IS's Downloads per Month calculation.

Within the U.S., does the map actually point to individual states/cities where images were downloaded? 

It's interesting to see where the images are going.  Not sure it will effect my shooting/uploading though.