Rejected Art Mural

The photo was taken by “Jane Xavier,” she’s my cousin and visited the place about two years ago, and she posted the photo on maps. Incredibly, yes, the photo was mine. Every time I send a suggestion, I delete the photo so it doesn’t fill up my phone’s memory, and if it’s rejected, I try to go to the place again or use the same photo.

You will need to use another photo. This one could be flagged as a Third Party Photo since it been used elsewhere on the internet.

But anyway…
Thank you for your help, I’ll see what I can do here.
Since I’m close to the place, I’ll see with the owner if I can go in and take another picture, I’ll send it here.

It is actually already on the map:

Funny that your cousin claims to be the owner or an employee if they visited once and only posted your photos.

Yes, I know, because I was the one who sent that too.

Couldn’t she be family?

But like I said, I’m going there again. To talk to her and take another picture.

Another mural will most likely be considered a duplicate, and the cell is already occupied, so no additional stops will enter the game, only a powerspot may appear, but even that seems unlikely

I think you didn’t understand, lol, let me explain better.

I sent photos of two mural nominations and coordinates.

One is already in the game, which is from the Elloa space, and the other was rejected.

Both nominations are mine; I sent both, one was accepted and the other wasn’t.

I only sent the other one that’s already in the game as an example.

Should I keep the same things I put in the description? Both in the PokéStop description and in the one that only reviewers can see? I sent a screenshot above of what was written.

I’ll send it again as the other guy advised.

I do understand, the point is, that no matter what you would do, only one wayspot can be active in that cell (see the red lines) as a pokestop or gym.

When I would review this, I would consider this still as the same mural, as it is a mural in the same area, so I would mark it as a duplicate. Other reviewers may disagree, but you would need some luck.

And as the real distance between the two murals is only a few meters, a second wayspot would not even be a powerspot.

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So if you really want to try again, nominate the swimmingpool, a swimmingpool is usually easy to get accepted, it is easy to confirm the location (from the satellite view). But just be aware, that it will probably never be a pokestop/gym, as there is already a pokestop.

Edit: my mistake, the cell is empty, so a pokestop should appear, however the pool is certainly easier to get accepted.

But the murals aren’t close, lol.
You’re confusing the locations; they are two completely different places with two different murals.
What I want to add isn’t “there’s far away,” the location you sent is just an example.
I’ll send the coordinates again so you understand.

This is the place I want to add the Marine Life Mural. (-8.012506, -35.012961)

This is the location you are in, where there is already a PokéStop. (-8.010099, -35.021264)

ah, sorry, you are right.

This is what I see at these coordinates:



I would have a lot of trouble accepting a mural on a pool wall here.

Just pointing out what you will need to overcome with your supporting photo(s).

So the facts are…

  • You used a photo that you did not take yourself and has already been used online. The exact definition of “3rd Party Image”.
  • You misplaced the waypoint by at least 10 metres.

This makes the rejection 100% correct and your original insult even more rediculous.

Are you going to deny that there are many, not all, but there are many evaluators who do whatever they want? As I said before, there should be a mandatory training system; before an evaluator evaluates for the first time, they would be required to watch a video lesson on how to evaluate correctly and then answer a 10-question questionnaire, and if they get 7 wrong, they are disqualified from evaluating community suggestions.

Even here, many people have complained about this, about suggestions being rejected for no reason, and when you go to evaluate them here you see that there really was no reason for the rejection, and they ask them to resubmit them.

I don’t even remember who from the community it was, but I’ve seen someone say “you have to be lucky with the evaluator”.

This is basically how it used to work. For some reason, Niantic chose to remove that barrier. Many of us agree that education is sadly lacking and would love to see some kind of educational system implemented. But we don’t make the decisions.

But anyway, this isn’t the place to discuss such matters. As I said before, I’ll go to the location and take a new photo this time, with the correct spot, not even 1 centimeter off, and send it again. Thank you all for your help and have a great Sunday.

And, this is completely unrelated to the fact that the rejection you got is correct, so that specific one wasn’t a reviewer problem and there was no need to be offensive about it.