거절당한 후보에 대한 이의제기

Nomination Support
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When submitting a Wayspot Appeal, make sure to include as much of the following information as possible:

  • Wayspot Title:대운동장 멀리뛰기 트랙

  • Location (lat/lon):35173335 ,126906223

  • City:kwangju

  • Country: South korea

  • Screenshot of the Rejection Email (do not include your personal information):

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  • Additional Information (if any):

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This is a track dedicated to long jump measurements. Apparently athletic facility 1, located within the university. I’ve seen a lot of these candidates approved before.
The location can also be clearly seen on Google Maps. The reason for the rejection is a private land/farm, but the National University playground is not a private land and is accessible to anyone. Even more so, it is not a farm. Do you want to raise an objection? The button is not active, so I write it here.

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If the button is not active, you probably just have to wait. This will not be addressed here until you have tried to appeal it through the regular process first. You can send in one appeal every 20 days.

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I’m getting discouraged. :face_exhaling: I used the upgrade ticket after taking a picture and reviewing it hard, but I think there is a problem waiting 20 more days because it was not rejected. Previously, I waited 20 days to object and get approval, but those who reviewed incorrectly would not have had any penalty. Should this candidate have been rejected even now? If so, I’m thinking of applying for a stop elsewhere without raising an objection after 20 days.

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You can try to resubmit it if you don’t want to use an appeal, otherwise waiting for an appeal is all you can really do. You can try rewriting the supplemental information too to emphasize that the track is part of the university campus, if you believe that will be helpful. The 20 day wait may seem like a long time, but it was a 30 day wait until just recently, so it’s a much shorter wait time than it used to be.

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If i can give your some perspective…

Many of us live in areas where it used to take 1.5 years to a result. If the result was a rejection, we could then appeal it. Those appeals often took another 6 - 8 months to resolve. So that was more than 2 years to finish the whole voting process.

So you saying that you’re discouraged about waiting 20 days does not seem reasonable to me.

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