So there’s an individual who has been for long time been submitting lots of generic flags and other invalid pois that have managed to get accepted. Initially I ignored it but now there’s many of them and all of them have descriptions claiming they’re monuments or some other forms of special thing when their not. One is now inside the middle of a parking lot similar to a round about to a business that has clear signs no trespassing all over the property and is far from a safe place to explore hang out of excercise . Now a bunch more stops one is the education connection childhood daycare center playground. As well as individual playground equipment description says new but its been the re e since before i even moved here ober 25 years ago and can be seen in the original poi. Anyways Im not aiming to get anyone in trouble but its obnoxious to see generic flags being all over our town getting accepted with some bogus description and I’m just not sure what else to do. They’re popping up faster then I can report them.
Hey, with reporting, have you also sent examples to this big orange link on here?
Due to it being harder to get wayspots removed than added, as the removal criteria are much stricter than the acceptance criteria, I would focus on the wayspots that are blatantly ineligible due to being duplicates, not existing in real life or being on school/daycare grounds.
I would then mention the others which shouldn’t have been accepted, but will prove difficult to remove, as secondary considerations to demonstrate the scale of the problem.
Thank you everyone ill try and get in person photos of the day care as it was a church and not update on Google maps Street view but the regular view its clearly marked as a daycare center. And the sign in the photo of the nomination clearly states its for age 3 to 5 only so it disturbing anyone thought it was a good idea to submit.
That makes my skin crawl slightly. It didn’t just get submitted, but lots of people approved it. If the main photo is as you describe, that’s suspicious.