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It depends upon the kind of nomination. Are reference objects visible on, for instance, an overview photo? Can you give some additional description in the supporting text? For instance, if the waypoint is a trailmarker, you can refer to a website where the route is mentioned. Can you give enough comfort to the reviewers…
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As long as graffiti is there and eligible, it is a waypoint. Murals and graffiti is considered permanent. Just for clarity: just graffiti tags or 'graffiti pollution' which is expected to be cleaned somewhere soon, isn't eligible.
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In other words: why should it be considered a waypoint? What is unique about the location? Why does it meet the criteria? The first one appears to be a standard staircase without any distinctive background. The fact that it's frequently walked doesn't necessarily make it suitable. Are there no signs indicating a walking…
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Upgrades are available when you have reviewed yourself and received 100 agreements, indicating at least a good agreement rating. These upgrades will lead to faster review times. In certain areas, nominations without upgrades may take months to process, whereas with an upgrade, they can be processed within days to weeks.…
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Sometimes there is something special on an appartment building, like the name, a specific sign, architectorial significance, statues in front of the building.
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You could mark it as 1* with "Sensitive location" as reason (although some would mark it as 1* with temporary as reason).. Clearly everybody has different standards towards this one.
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In this case, the route is even easy to find. The sign refers to routesinbrabant.nl Various routes, of which this junction is a part, can be found on the website. The sign is, therefore, a component of a 'bike trail' and can be considered a 'bike trail marker.' The only pitfall with this nomination is safe access for…