Hey guys! I saw something like this for the Girl Meets World fandom and I thought I’d do one for the ML fandom. It’s basically a map where you plot where you are in the world so we can see which miraculers live close to you and which ones live far. It’s also so we can see how widespread we are across the world!
1. Click this link. It will take you to a screen which looks like this:
2. Go to Additions, third from the left on the bar underneath the ZeeMaps logo, and then click Add marker - Simple
3. A box looking like this:
should appear on your screen. Then just type in your url, location (example Spain or Florida, USA or Paris, France) and a picture if you want. In the description write what languages you speak. Choose the colour of your marker then click submit.
4. Your marker should then appear in the location you chose like so:
and then you’re done! Yay!
I would really like this to be successful so we can see the spread of Miraculers across the world!
In her post here, she outlines the instructions on how to place yourself on a world map, to create a complete map of the Miraculous Ladybug Fandom (here)! Even Hawkdaddy’s in it.
In an effort to extract more accurate data, the Miraculers Plotting Project will now input geolocation data from the Miraculous Ladybug Fandom Map to create a more accurate study!
In line, these changes will occur:
The MPP will no longer create a full map plotting all Miraculers; the Fandom Map takes care of that quite well.
Instead, the MPP will create new maps that will represent the data gathered more meaningfully, including a map of the metropolitan cities with the most Miraculers, US states by Miraculer Population/Density, Miraculers per country, etc.
The MPP may be released later than expected, on late May or early June 2016. The MPP’s results are delayed indefinitely until further notice.
Of course, the MPP gathers more data than just geolocation, including age and gender, so if you haven’t yet, go answer it here! And if you haven’t placed yourself on the fandom map yet, do so by following the instructions on this post!
We hope that the fandom will enjoy the information that will eventually be released!
Also, watch out for Ships Ahoy #3! It’s gonna be our biggest yet.
Dernière Octobre, l'Admin AT a décidé que nous devons savoir où sont tout le monde du fandom Miraculous. Il l'a appelé “Le Projet de Traçage des Miraculers”.
Le PTM est un sondage démographique qui a pour but de documenter comment sont-ils démographiquement et géographiquement diverses les amateurs de “Miraculous: Les Aventures de Ladybug et Chat Noir”, et mettre tout le monde sur une grande carte, montrant quels villes et pays ont les plus Miraculeurs. Depuis son conception, il y avait plus de 1300 réponses de six continents différents, des personnes agés entre 11 et 76 ans, de tous milieux de vie.
Toutefois, nous manquons clairement beaucoup de personnes dans le projet. Avec le programme maintenant étant diffusé en anglais, nous avons pas de doutes qu'il avait eu de milliers d'amateur depuis.
Maintenant, MLscience veut rappeler à tous que ce projet est encore en cours! Si vous n'avez pas encore répondu au sondage, s'il vous plait,répondez en cliquant ici. (Si vous avez déjà répondu à la version anglaise ou coréen, ne pas répondre à cette enquête). Si vous croyez que vous avez déjà répondu, partagez ce projet sur les sites de média social alors qu'on peut avoir un plus grand group de répondeurs!
Vous pouvez espérer de voir les résultats du Projet de Traçage des Miraculers au mi-2016, en anglais, français, et coréen.
Nous allons montrer au monde comment grande elle est la communauté Miraculous.
The MPP is a demographics survey that aims to document how demographically and geographically diverse the fans of “Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir” are, and plot everyone on a big world map, showing which cities and countries have the highest densities of Miraculers.
Since its conception, there have been over 1,300 responses from six different continents, from people aged between 11 and 76, and from all walks of life.
Now, Mlscience wants to remind everyone that this project is still underway! If you haven’t answered the survey yet, please do so by clicking here. (If you have already answered this or either the French or Korean versions, please refrain from answering this survey.) If you feel like you already answered it, please check out other MLSFR (and other Miraculous-related) projects and surveys here, and reblog this post or share it on other social media websites so we can get a larger pool of responders!
Expect the results for the Miraculers Plotting Project to be released in mid-2016.
EDIT: Results are delayed indefinitely until further notice due to the massive amount of data that needs to be processed.
Let’s show the world how big the Miraculous fandom is.
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