A couple of days ago I decided to make an map to show where Raspberry Pis were, the project is now complete 
The map so far has got 66 Pis (From the time of this post) and is constantly growing!
You can add your pi @ http://rastrack.ryanteck.org.uk, I have checked with the foundation about the map and they say it is fully ok.
I hope to see you add your pis!
- Ryan
To add one you can click the link at the top that says "Click here to add your pi"
It will then let you fill it out to add your pi 
The idea is that people register their pis when they get them so people then know where the Pis are
It only shows what you put in, if you don't want to say your exact location you can put your town, postcode or just country.
I just put in my postcode instead of my full address and it shows down the road from me. 
Im not sure how you can't find the map?
Are you able to email me a screenshot of what you see when you go to the first page? (Ryanteck@gmail.com)
Also thanks for all of the replys 
I'l have to check in internet explorer (It has always been known to never work with HTML5 or Javascript well)
It also just got posted on the officall website 
Ryan: If you only use the location data that people supply, that's good to hear.
If you were geolocating their IP address as well, that could have privacy implications if their ISP PoP is more specific than what they want to reveal, which may only be their county or state or country or continent. In any case, geolocating would make no sense, since they might be registering from a Starbucks or other wifi site.
Sounds like you're doing the right thing and putting the user in control of their own data, well done. Keep it so. 
Btw, where does the raspberry marker appear on the street map, if a user supplies only the county or state?
Morgaine.
