Abstract-- Spatial dissemination is a specific form of information dissemination that enables mobile users to send information to other mobile users who are or will appear at a specific location (a user-defined region). Such geo-messaging services are on the rise; they typically are built upon centralized solutions and require users to have reliable access to a stable backend infrastructure for storing and communicating content. In this paper, we develop a distributed solution to spatial dissemination, that can work without the need for such an infrastructure. Our solution utilizes the concepts from disruption-tolerant networking to build a flexible/best-effort service that leverages the intermittent ad-hoc connectivity between users. We propose Sticker, a spatial dissemination protocol that aims to maximize delivery reliability without incurring significant storage/transmission overheads. Sticker employs the store-carry-and-forward model, and strives to optimize dissemination performa...