My goal is to provide more rural waypoints, as they are not very equitable for those who live in suburban and rural areas. The first one I submitted was rejected by AI, I think I know why- I will try and resubmit it later.
This is public art- and is right next to a road that is often used by cyclists and travelers- but it isn’t on public property. Is that a requirement? Its on a ‘hill’ in front of a residence, and I’ve seen many murals and other art that is on private property as stops in urban environments- is this the thing that is killing it?
Any advice on it?
I am just starting here- so I am learning and reading. But I hope to find ways to provide more to the rural communities.
The location doesn’t have to be what most of us think of as “public property” but Single Family Private Residential Property (SFPRP) is an ineligible location.
There is a listing of all the criteria at this page:
I had a look at the location on Maps, and this does appear to be SFPRP. Your location is the exact kind of circumstance I had hoped the recent street corner experiment would help, but I don’t see any of those stops placed there.
What happens at these buildings? Is there a reason they could meet the “exploration” category, like classes or demonstrations? Is there any artwork? Are there any social spaces, like picnic areas?
So this location is also a place where they meet for 4H clubs and they teach Robotics and Engineering for 4H clubs at the ‘barn’ behind the home- Would that make it qualify?
