I don’t know why this text is harassment? “Cô giáo” → The teacher; “như mẹ hiền” → like a mother
What wrong this text?
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I am tagging @TrungLatias to double check the text if you would like to post screenshots of the full nomination, but @NianticAaron has explained that this string is what shows as the rejection reason when abuse is flagged. So it may have nothing to do with the words. Did you take the photo yourself? Did you misplace the pin?
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With the text about teaching, I am wondering if this mural is on school property?
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Please check my DM for details.
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Just discussing about that text, please don’t bring unrelated things here ok?
The Title text doesnt have any problem for me, however it is “our team” reject it, which mean Nitanic team done the rejection. I think it is best to have Aaron explain this one.
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That’s not fair.
@hankwolfman was just trying to be helpful. Please be respectful to others.
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That information can be relevant specially if the location is being misrepresented and in turn rejected as “abuse”.
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@TerrorShock I believe that “abuse” can be flagged for a nomination for any of the following reasons
- The photo is not yours (e.g., taken from streetview, found on another website)
- The text itself is abusive
- The nomination is controversial and likely to be offensive (e.g., a mural of terrorists)
- Another nomination was abusive and all of yours have been flagged as a consequence
- The wayspot location pin is deliberately misplaced
- The wayspot is deliberately misrepresented (e..g., on school property but pretending it isn’t)
- (there may be others)
Of these, the text is just one, so enquiring about the others is normal when someone asks why their submission was flagged for abuse.
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I also brought up that this was probably not about the text. I hope Aaron’s DM brings you some clarity.
This is 100% related for the reasons many people outlined for you above @TerrorShock