I've encountered a weird issue using the MapBox visualization - if anyone has any insight, i'd appreciate it.\n\nBasically there's one set of data (A) that isn't showing up.  If I filter on it nothing appears.  If I filter on it and something else in a diffent location (B), B appears.\n\nLooking at the JSON response for the chart, everything seems fine.  Data is returned for each.  Here is an example point for each:\n\n*A*\n```{\n\t"type": "Feature",\n\t"properties": {\n\t\t"metric": 3632,\n\t\t"radius": null\n\t},\n\t"geometry": {\n\t\t"type": "Point",\n\t\t"coordinates": [-79.3831843, 43.653226]\n\t}\n}```\n*B*\n```{\n\t"type": "Feature",\n\t"properties": {\n\t\t"metric": 11,\n\t\t"radius": null\n\t},\n\t"geometry": {\n\t\t"type": "Point",\n\t\t"coordinates": [-61.0118426, 45.5137315]\n\t}\n}```\nA has 184 points.  A and B together have 1416 points.\n\nFull disclosure, I did not setup this chart, I'm just trying to debug it.  I've tried a number of things:\n1. I offset all longitude and latitudes to determine if it was a bug for those particular values; same result.\n2. I zoomed in on the area to see if it was just tiny; same result.\n3. A and B together have a lot more data points, so I reduced the time range to make sure it still worked with fewer data points; same result.\nI'm not really sure where to go from here.  I guess my next step is to track down and dig into the visualization code, but I'd prefer to avoid that if I'm just doing something foolish.\n\nThanks!