Thanks Azizi for the compliments. And like I stated in the earlier posting to this thread, I don't bother about the fact that Mudcat is dominated by Western music and issues. But like I said it was established in the Western hemisphere and there is nothing much that can be done to change the situation(except to convince more people of color to join), which is quite difficult because most of my friends I encouraged to join find Mudcat rather boring.

Some would join if the issues were broad based rather than skewed towards Western issues. Funny enough I don't know if Mudcat has posters in Asia and South America. So in a way I would rather say that mudcat is difficult for people of other continents outside the US,Canada and Western Europe.

I do believe that with time Mudcat will have posters all over the globe and that would make it more "interesting". Because at least we would discuss the recent African Cup of Nations which recorded a record 99 goals and was hosted by my Motherland Ghana the gateway to Africa.

"ayeeko"