Appeal removed POI "La revanche de l'empire fiscal"

[JiefSourd]

• Wayspot Title: La revanche de l’empire fiscal

• Location (lat/lon): 43°53’40.3"N 0°29’46.8"W

• City: Mont de Marsan

• Country: France

• Additional Information (if any):

• Hello, I would like to know why this waypoint has been deleted 2 times.
  The waypoint is there, in a place with little traffic and a public place (Treasury, government office).
  This place is actually a public parking lot only used during working days and it’s not a passing place.
  Here’s the proof of the waypoint’s presence.
  

  
  
  
  
  
  
  

Also Video : https://youtu.be/lkq9-tAyqlM
Thx for reading.

[AliceWonder1511]

Hi @JiefSourd
Welcome to the forum

Did I understand you right, that your missing wayspot is a parking lot?

[cyndiepooh]

I think maybe it is that graffiti?

I am not sure this rises to the level of what I would call “street art” per the clarification:

Unique Art

Works of art and architecture encourage exploration and reflect the communities where they are found and their values. Art Works of art are generally eligible so long as they are unique, distinct, and permanent. This can include indoor artwork (framed and murals) and museum exhibits that are intended to be permanent. Nominators should use the official title and credit the artist when possible. They should tell the story of the work, explaining the cultural context. Submitters should make use …

But it is not for me to decide. For your appeal, you should also provide the team with information about the importance of this graphic, not just prove it is there.

[DTrain2002]

Street View has a clearer view of this:

Being this is on the wall outside of a local government office, Centre des Finances publiques- Service de gestion comptable (Public Finance Center), this is most likely vandalism, not approved street art. Whoever added this most likely is trying to make a protest statement without being known and/or caught.

@NianticTintino

Murals and Street Art
Murals are great works of art and therefore eligible along with street art. Each mural should be a single Wayspot unless it has sections that tell a distinct enough story or are physically separate. Works that are considered vandalism would not qualify.