I see where you're coming from, but a lot of what you've described is justification for other things meeting the eligibility criteria rather than justification for the flagpoles meeting the eligibili… (View Post)

Without more info, it's impossible to provide feedback. There are many places that could be described as "a center for disabilities." Some may meet the eligibility criteria, some may not, a… (View Post)

It doesn't look like this is an original art piece or historic object, so it very likely just doesn't meet any of the eligibility criteria (a great place to be social, exercise, or explore). You will… (View Post)

Adding a language spoken by millions of people worldwide is not "taking a side" in any conflict (though, for the record, Niantic already "took a side" a long time ago when they cu… (View Post)

This does not appear to be a "community center" of any kind, at least as the phrase is used in the U.S. A "community center" is generally a public or nonprofit facility for meetin… (View Post)