When it doesn't work internationally, you guys want to see what U.S. users see. When it doesn't work in the U.S., you guys what to see what U.S. users see. Maybe you just want to be a U.S. user?
Continental separations just don't make any sense on the internet. I'm perfectly happy not being a U.S. user - we speak english and have ruby, php and startups too, why can't I be interested in what we (the internet) are talking about today?
