Over Christmas break I submitted a bunch of things in Sal, Cabo Verde, which has so much to offer in terms of great places for exploration, exercise, or socializing, but not that many wayspots. Since there aren’t many reviewers there, most things sat in queue/voting until recently when the Wayfarer team started grabbing them for internal review. I am very grateful for the extra work they are doing, and most of the things they reviewed have gotten approved. However, I am confused about some of the rejection reasons I have gotten.
This eco center at a popular tourist destination was rejected for being generic, even though it clearly is a great place to explore.
Some more info about the mentioned geological exhibition. Some of the other features like the 3D map of the islands, a neon sign, a scenic view point, and a sculpture (?) have previously gotten accepted.
Then, two communal areas in a resort town have gotten rejected for being on private property, which I find a bit strange.
The area the picnic tables are in(which single family has three picnic tables by the way?) is also shown on the resort website
I will link to a related topic on the island where I could not overturn a decision via appeal, where a local fair trade shop selling hand-crafted items was similarly rejected as a generic business, even though it is very highly rated and has even
won an award. Unusual or unique local shops
Would love to hear people’s thoughts or experiences.
Edit: adding coordinates in case people would like to check out the areas
Blue Eye Eco Center
16.798752,-22.991426
Murdeira Village Picnic Area
16.675983,-22.935102
Board Game area
16.674130,-22.934837
Djunta Mo Art Fair Trade Shop
16.598321,-22.905088
