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Is there a way to know why my nomination was declined?
rodrigz83-PGO
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I submitted a nomination for a new pokestop and it was rejected, but the reason was not provided. I wanna know what was the problem, so I can fix it before trying again in same place, which I think is a good wayspot.
Nomination id 7Fem7onjD1Tci5DicMUn98LivLc0udZGiTzcIa72LIk=
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Gazzas89-PGO
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Is it a community garden or community plot? Because those are acceptable so long as theres a sign or something to prove it exists as one of the 2
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Faversham71-ING
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If it's just a local authority plant nursery then it wouldn't meet any criteria, but if it's a community run project it might.
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Rejectionnreqsons are usually stated in the email.
We are not sure if there is a bug that results in the rejection reasons not being included in the emails (not that most of them really help) or if it is an indication that Niantic manually rejected the nomination. If you want feedback, you can post the nomination here and we can see why it may have been rejected.
It is a public place, where they plant and raise trees to be planted in public gardens and squares.
Common rejection reasons I see there are "doesn't meet criteria", "generic business", and maybe even "Natural Feature". All in all, it is not something that meets the criteria.
No.
If you want to see the reasons your Wayspot was declined, you'll have to set your phone's language to English when you submit the Wayspot. Then, when you get the email back, if it was rejected, it will list the reject reasons. This is because reject feedback is only available for the English Language currently.
OK, I will try this.
Thanks
Is it a community garden or community plot? Because those are acceptable so long as theres a sign or something to prove it exists as one of the 2
If it's just a local authority plant nursery then it wouldn't meet any criteria, but if it's a community run project it might.