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I've had this one removed at least 3 times, it just keeps coming back. The trail it mentions doesn't even pass there Common street sign High pressure Pipe line. It even says "DANGEROUS" can't be more PRP than this.
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Belgium is getting hit hard with these coal poi's as well. Markers for gas lines, random numbers on a street light, poi's in a garden, random street signs... Everything gets accepted now. I used to be some effort in trying to get them removed, but they just keep coming back.
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This one is back, but worse. The POI isn't even placed on the street (what you'd expect from a trailmarker) but inside someone's house. Name of the portal: Trailmarker Link to the portal: https://intel.ingress.com/?ll=50.968624,3.997463&z=18&pll=50.968624,3.997463 Google coordinates: 50,9686240, 3,9974630 Please take…
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Bumping this to other mods @NianticCasey-ING @NianticAtlas @NianticGiffard My new appeal foto rejected
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@NianticVK this fake POI has returned, in exactly the same place.
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@NianticGiffard the wayspot has already returned after only five days.
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Thank you for the feedback, @NianticGiffard . Two of these three illegal wayspots have already returned, the first one is again a trailmarker removed from his real position. The second one is a marker that is not on the route (as explained in my original post). You can find the locations below:…
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Take a look at these amazing trails between these four nodes! Nodes are not trail markers and should not be portals/stops. All they do is clutter the system.
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and are duplicates.
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I checked a third one: also a copy/paste from Wikipedia. Why are they all placed in what looks like a forest? I see no roads leading to these POI. Are they placed there by a local player or will they be moved to other spots through location edits?
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https://intel.ingress.com/?ll=51.340102,18.350926&z=17&pll=51.340102,18.350926 The text on this one is just copied from the Polish Wikipedia page on the Western Honey Bee. https://pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pszczo%C5%82a_miodna I checked a second one:…
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Again, if you consider any POI to be "super boring", you might reconsider voting "an easy 5*". I don't need anything, thank you.
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Quoting the Wayfarer eligibility criteria: "A note on eligibility: if a Wayspot nomination meets one of the below criteria, that's great! But remember that eligibility alone isn't sufficient to turn a nomination into an accepted Wayspot." If you were to continue reading, you would come across multiple reasons why somebody…
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That's not what I said. You will find the exact same POI multiple times over a distance of 200 meters. Not once, but up to six or seven times. This is not a "point of interest", it's excessive abuse of a system, covered under the tiny veil of "it promotes exercise".
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These nodes are not part of a trail, they are part of a network. They are closer to a traffic sign than they are to a trail marker. Small towns are now polluted with the same "POI", you can walk 200 metres and have the exact same sign pop up multiple time as a portal/stop. Considering these nodes as worthy POI is being…