A Useful Toronto Map?

How about letting Steve McIntyre's blog compete on merit rather than spamming the web for votes? The least you could have done is offer some real feedback on the maps instead of just using other peoples work to further your own selfish vote gathering agenda.

1) Can you get the arrows to point to the buildings, and not the middle of the street?

2) Ajuker Chicken in Koreatown is gone, so how do I the user quickly and easily help make the map more accurate with this information?

Ajuker is gone?!! It was there last week...

I don't understand why the results pane refreshes when I recenter the map, but the results stay the same. It's distracting and misleading. Is there a way to limit the results to what is contextualized in the frame? If I'm centering on Dupont and Spadina, why am I seeing Volo and Andy Poolhall? I want to see what's going on on Dupont. I would use this as a 'what's new in my neighbourhood that I haven't seen yet' tool ? while the arrows point out what locations are there, it's much easier to glean your information from a list of locations than hover>tooltip>click for more info>move onto the next one.

Piggybacking on the last one: for example, Mexitaco is in the wrong spot (one cross street over) ? how would this easily get changed? Would we comment on a never-ending thread, is there an email address for map changes...?

I honestly don't have anything to gripe about here. I think it's quite well done. I guess the only thing to improve it would be to have more 'content' (i.e. reviews) - and that's hardly a technical issue. Nice job!

Ajuker hasn't been at that location for a while ? it's across from the PAT supermarket at Euclid. Phew!