It is true: things in common areas of multi-family residential locations are allowed, even encouraged. Typically that can be playgrounds, gazebos, and artwork. But where the community at large is enc… (View Post)

Quote from @NianticGiffard himself, "If an eligible object is on the sidewalk or near a sidewalk that is not interfering with a single-family residence then it is acceptable." This answerin… (View Post)

Yup, that one does violate Niantic's explicit directives against SFPRP -- unless that building is actually multi-family (which does not appear to be the case from this angle). (View Post)

Ayup. My first appeal came back rejected for the same "natural features" reason -- despite everything you said above regarding our current set of directives that these ARE now allowed. (And… (View Post)

My first appeal came back rejected*, incorrectly as a “natural feature”. Silly me for selecting one of the rejected nominations that had had a photogenic picture of the location slash historic artifa… (View Post)