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If I might ask, with all the new bloggers, when are plans to update the "Team" page? Do all of the ones listed still post?

Please add an AT Canada blogger soon. We can't get a lot of the products you talk about. Montreal has no West Elm, no Target, no Pottery Barn, etc., and many on-line sites aren't available to us. We could really use some posts with suppliers we can actually buy from.

Lisa-
We are on it!
Regina (who wrote for AT:NY until last wek) just relocated to Montreal and will begin blogging tomorrow on AT:Chicago. Additionally, we plan to do a search for a writer from Toronto at AT:Chicago in the early fall.

Lisa, in the meantime check out http://stylenorth.ca/

How about AT Hawaii? Some island style inspiration might just give your eyes a vacation everyday :)

What about a UK AT? We're missing out on so much over here!

While we're at it, how about a Philadelphia blogger? i love reading about the other cities, but wish someone'd feature some of the great local shops, events, sales, etc happening here.

while we are asking for more blogs....how about another in the south - we in Louisiana have tons to offer in the capital city....i'd do it!!!

I second a New Orleans outpost. There is style for miles here.

We need a Minneapolis post - as you can see from the great stuff we have recently seen from MN

*UK FT, no?

I second Bobbycat re: a Philadelphia blogger. There are so many resources in this city and tons of sales and events. We may be smaller than New York or Chicago, but we have just as much style.

I fail to see why there is a need for another New York City blogger when there is an entire world outside of the chosen AT cities. With the recent rash of duplicate posts, and the seeming refusal of the AT staff to branch out of their home regions, this site looks less and less like a style and decor reference and more like a high school clique, constantly self-referencing their own "coolness."

2-3 post daily of the amazing NYC home design scene, [not screened for duplication or quality or typos or bad grammar or clichés or indications of cluelessness.]

If y'all ever do the Virginia scene, I'd love to apply. But NYC is WAAAAAAY out of my territory.

Umm I agree, I have mad love for Apartment Therapy, but would much rather see a new city added *ahem* Atlanta?

Mercy! I haven't been a daily reader for very long, few months maybe, but I get the sense AT is relatively fledgling and still working out the kinks? I am a little perplexed at the constantly expanding staff and dizzying rate of growth. Please, I love the geographically diverse coverage, but EDIT, EDIT, EDIT! More is not always better, see precedent: case of quality v quantity. Like anyone else who stops in at the end of the day can attest, you can't even get through an entire day's worth of posts before reaching archives. That's right, TODAY'S posts are ARCHIVES. Am I the only one who thinks this is completely luda? It's too much! Hit the brakes!

I find that when I do run into very recently posted items being archives, that they will still be easily accessed on different cities' site. It looks like they want us to read 4 whole Apartment Therapy brand blogs (in addition to their 3 other narrow genre blogs - parenting, technology, and environmentalism) per day to keep up or sacrifice ... Los Angeles? I can't decide which one has the weakest posts and the most enthusiasm for lame things posted already in another city. Chicago is not my city, but I feel that it's got the strongestness. San Francisco is also not my city, but I like the posts better than New York (Boston is actually my city). I don't see a big call for dividing this blog into cities, because we don't find out much about those cities. Scavenger Hunt and a few stores. Home Tours are everyone's business. Stuff you found on the internet to show us, from someone else's blog, even or IKEA catalog, isn't exactly spanning the globe to give us information we didn't already have.

I'd still like to see the "Team" page updated. I don't recall some of those posters contributing in a while (don't want to name, for I could be wrong), and the newer members aren't listed yet. While you're at it, re-examine the Mission and see if you are on the right track. As one of my bosses would say: THNAKS!!!!!!

would still love a louisiana poster....that could hit all of the south....new orleans and baton rouge have tons to offer....

i'm an atty but i'd find time to do it!!!

Darn - I would have loved to have given this a shot. But as it's 9:30 at night and I still haven't even gotten my kid in bed, I don't see myself meeting that deadline.

I'll miss your NY posts Regina!

It would be nice to have people covering not only NYC but the surrounding region. The New York design scene doesn't just end at the Hudson River or Cross Island Parkway, there are also lots of events, etc. going on in the region that deserve coverage.

I second the comment about the crazy amount of posting. I subscribed to the "main" RSS feed in order to get all the house tours ... but that proved too much, and I scaled back by creating a Yahoo pipe feed page just for house tours.

Ahh, much better.