Puedo crear una Pokeparada ya aceptada, pero que no aparece?

[Dempseysey]

Me aceptaron varias pokeparadas, pero he leído y no aparecen porque estan muy cerca de otras, si es así puedo crear otras con los mismos grafitis o lugares pero más alejadas?

[hankwolfman]

Welcome to the forum @Dempseysey

If a wayspot already exists in the database but isn’t eligible to appear in a specific game, trying to nominate it again would simply result in it being marked as a duplicate of the existing wayspot. Additionally, trying to nominate it away from the actual location of the object would be considered abuse.

[PkmnTrainerJ]

Wayspots should be placed where they are. To misplace them to get them to appear in one game would be considered abuse.

You can provide coordinates if you’re comfortable to do so, and we can tell you in more detail why they didn’t appear in Pokémon GO.

[cyndiepooh]

I see you said you have nominated “graffiti” - I know there are places in the world where these are accepted, but please know that Niantic will remove any they consider to just be vandalism. This is a clarification that can help with street art nominations:

@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.

The mural above is a great example of a large-scale mural in a public place that highlights an event of importance to the community, and is most likely commissioned.

This mural (above) is a great example of street art that is distinct, unique, tells a story, and uses unique materials to create artistic value.

Vandalism

The street art pictured above may have initially been a good example, but due to the overwhelming number of names and different styles added to this piece, there is evidence to suggest it is not an intentional work of art and is therefore not eligible.