Support IP2Location LITE about geoip.jl HOT 5 CLOSED

No - the app currently uses MaxMind's geolocation database. It's certainly possible to add others, though, if you'd like to take a shot at it.

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As @sbromberger said, it's possible, but upon reading the website, I wonder which is more accurate and should we only provide one? The ip2location site is pretty upfront about the open source version being way less accurate than their paid version. I don't remember MaxMind being so aggressive in pointing that out (either through omission or the difference in the paid version being smaller)

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MaxMind does provide a page where you can compare GeoLite and commercial GeoIP accuracy by country.

Disclaimer: I am a MaxMind employee, but I assume m-cameron is associated with IP2Location based on his public activity.

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This has taken an odd turn of events. Closing as an "issue", but someone is free to submit the working code for submission and/or create another geolocation package. That's the fun of open-source 👍

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Just FYI - I'm going to tag a new version in the next couple of days to get tests passing and 0.4 readiness. No new functionality.

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