Could those street signs be valid wayspots?

[Miguering]

Hi all,

I just found out while taking a walk that the streets in my neighborhood are based on the literary work Don Quijote, a historic icon of Spanish literature. The streets are related to the story, the places where the events take place, and even the characters. “La Mancha” refers to where the story happened, which is connected to the “Windmills” (Molinos) and the main character, “Don Quijote,” has a friend, “Sancho Panza.” All of these streets have customized plaques that are different from those of other streets. Could they be wayspots? What do you think?

[seaprincesshnb]

I don’t see how they meet criteria. Many areas use themes to name streets, that doesn’t make the street signs eligible.

[frealafgb]

I think we have seen posts about these kinds of street signs before and they were thought to not meet criteria as they were common in the area.

If you feel strongly that you can make a case, for example if you know they featured local artists or something like that, then I would say give it a go, but unless there’s something specific you have to show they’re unique art, I would look for other things to submit