Multiple Wayspots for a single playground: West Park, London W3

[cyndiepooh]

I don’t know where these distance numbers come from. Being separate play areas is what makes separate play equipment eligible. There is no distance given in the clarification:

Playgrounds

Playgrounds meet the criteria for exercise, exploration, and socialization, and as long as they are not located on single-family private residential property or K-12 schools can be considered eligible. Playgrounds should be nominated as whole and not individual playground items. Even if the area includes separate slides, climbing frames, sandboxes and or swings, there should be one Wayspot nomination marking them all as a collection. If there are separate, clearly divided playgrounds for young …

The clarification also does not give instructions on which rejection to use. I think that “duplicate” works, but that “not distinct” would be suitable here if one just can’t bring oneself to use “duplicate” in this situation. I would love to see staff comment on this, but it doesn’t seem like the kind of issue they usually engage in.