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@TheFarix-PGO : As I said in my last response, I'm still fairly new to Wayfarer -- only around a few weeks and somewhat sporadically. I, and I'm sure many others, mainly look at Niantic's guidelines when you first log in. It's easy to say "don't use existing Wayspots as a guide to what is eligible" when you've been around…
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@Melurra-PGO : OK, that makes sense. Thank you for your feedback. @AgentX1976-ING : Thanks for your input; "I've approved those neighborhood signs that have fountains, artwork, or some large structural components that make it more unique then a name on a sign or rock" was especially helpful. It's good to know what others…
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@flatmatt-PGO : As I said, it could serve as motivation for people *in addition to* those who would already be routinely passing it. Why can't we encourage people to get more physical activity within their own neighborhoods? Since the neighborhood signs are always at the edges, most people will need to make an effort to…
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@RebelDad313-PGO : I had something marked Duplicate, which never appeared in-game, so I hear where you're coming from. I'm not sure that would be feasible in-app for Pokemon Go. What would be extremely useful and hopefully doable, however, would be the ability to pull up the Wayfarer map to show your current location, in…
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flatmatt-PGO: Thank you for your reply. I respectfully disagree because I believe this falls under the category of "A great place for exercise: A place you'd go to get some fresh air, stretch your legs, or exercise. Places that encourage walking, exercising, and enjoying public spaces." A LOT of people in the area walk and…