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Several Pokestops were removed over the years in this street, but they still exist in the real world and similar Pokestops are still present in the area within the game.
These three wayspots are all within a few metres of each other and all share a cell with Thor pörölyének ereje, which is an active wayspot. Due to the wayspot density rules, these wayspots will not be used by Pokemom Go.
Hello and welcome, have you tried checking for your wayspots on the Wayfarer map or on the duplicate check in Pokémon GO? These resources tell me that these wayspots are still on the map, they just aren’t eligible to appear in Pokémon GO due to its density rules. Maybe this happened via location corrections.
Since appearance on the game map is not something that can be appealed, I am moving this to General Discussion .
Based on the intel map, this area was heavily abused to create lots of wayspots in overlapping areas (lots of portals showing less than 20 metres apart). The wayfarer map appears to have been cleansed to only show one wayspot per cell.
A long time ago, a location edit would not change the status of a pokestop or gym. Things would be submitted at a wrong location where they were eligible to be promoted, accepted, and then a location edit would correct them. This was mostly stopped by Niantic changing the algorithm to recheck after a move, and by limiting the range of location edits that can be submitted through the game.
Occasionally we will see something that isn’t recalculated, but those are mostly glitches and impossible to force.
I’d hope that Niantic would see this and take action since it’s been pointed out to them, but Niantic appear to have less interest in some aspects of keeping the gameboard clean than the regular forum members. (thinking vaguely of the street corners on SFPRP.) This is not a dig at the Niantic staff members who are active on this forum.
The rules were good in principle, but naïve. They didn’t start from “people will cheat - how do we prevent it” but from “we want people to explore - how do we help them”.