>a number used Cyrillic writing, some Spanish or maybe Portuguese, Japanese, Dutch, French, German, some other languages I didn't immediately recognize.. It's

>a number used Cyrillic writing, some Spanish or maybe Portuguese, Japanese, Dutch, French, German, some other languages I didn't immediately recognize.. It's not the languages used in signs that I had a problem with. And I wasn't complaining about the fact that there were a lot of US ones per se. It was more that, several of the US ones you only had the "cultural reference" [for want of a better phrase] to go on, as there was nothing era-defining in the image. For example, I got a photo of some basketball players. No period costume, no recognition factor of anyone involved, or the team colours or kit. As far as I knew it could have been from any time in the past 60 years. Similarly a picture of some cheerleaders --same problem. I also got a picture of a department store I'd never heard of. Just the building. No people or vehicles or anything. Presumably it would have meant something to someone from the US, who might have recognised it or had an idea of when the brand was established. But it meant nothing to me. Conversely, I got several photos [as you did] with signage in foreign languages. But, in those cases, there was enough other "stuff" I could pick up on --things like the syle of clothing or the facial hair, or the cars-- to allow me to make a reasonable guess. So, I'm not objecting to images being predominately fomr the US. I presume it's an American site. But, as I said previously, we need something to go on, otherwise it's just a random guessing game.