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add support clarification for simple_segment
As simple_segment is not owned and maintained by Segment, our customers are welcome to use it but should know that our support team won't be able to provide much assistance in debugging implementations that use it. The support team works exclusively with Segment products and doesn't have the capacity to provide in-depth support for tools that exist outside of Segment.
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If you're using Rails, you can stick that initialization logic in `config/initializers/analytics_ruby.rb` and omit the `require` call.
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> The analytics-ruby gem makes requests asynchronously, which can sometimes be suboptimal and difficult to debug if you're pairing it with a queuing system like Sidekiq/delayed job/sucker punch/resqueue. If you'd prefer to use a gem that makes requests synchronously, you can check out [`simple_segment`](https://github.com/whatthewhat/simple_segment){:target="_blank"} , an API-compatible drop-in replacement for the standard gem that does its work synchronously inline. Big thanks to [Mikhail Topolskiy](https://github.com/whatthewhat){:target="_blank"} for his stewardship of this alternative gem!
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> The analytics-ruby gem makes requests asynchronously, which can sometimes be suboptimal and difficult to debug if you're pairing it with a queuing system like Sidekiq/delayed job/sucker punch/resqueue. If you'd prefer to use a gem that makes requests synchronously, you can check out [`simple_segment`](https://github.com/whatthewhat/simple_segment){:target="_blank"} , an API-compatible drop-in replacement for the standard gem that does its work synchronously inline. Big thanks to [Mikhail Topolskiy](https://github.com/whatthewhat){:target="_blank"} for his stewardship of this alternative gem! If you choose to use simple_segment, please be aware that, as the simple_segment package is not owned and maintained directly by Segment, we will not be able to provide official support for it.
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### Regional configuration
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{% include content/regional-config.md %}

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