Focuses on the contiguous US States. It gets more interesting when you're accessing resources not located in North America / Western Europe. It gets even more i

Focuses on the contiguous US States. It gets more interesting when you're accessing resources not located in North America / Western Europe. It gets even more interesting when neither you or the resources are located there. I don't quote the following to discount what the article is saying, I think it is what the article is saying: > This may or may not be OK for your market—"good internet" tends to be in population centers, and population centers tend to contain more businesses and consumers. and this: > That said, I'm deliberately not making any moral judgments here. If you think you're in a situation where you can ignore this data, I'm not going to come after you. But if you dismiss it out of hand, you're likely going to be putting your users (and business) in a tough spot.