I’m likely to have forgotten it by then, even if that’s only a few hours time!
The odds are that I reviewed yours, as the supporting photo was indeed from the opposite side of the street. I didn’t look at that until checking streetview - for me, the supporting photo for postboxes is fairly redundant almost every time, since it can rarely prove anything.
My description was not great as I had about 2 minutes to get to where I needed to be, and that was about 5 minutes away, and I was submitting for both Wayfarer and Recon.
The main point I noted though was Supporting Photo.
100% tooting my own horn here but all I did was cross the road and took a photo which included the Nomination. I’m seeing a lot of supporting photos where you can’t see the Nomination at all and they don’t help.
This is painful. I finally get a legitimate Edward VII postbox to review. It’s on streetview, definitely. It’s not a fake. And I have to reject it.
Not for the slightly poor title (would it hurt to say what road it is on?) but for something I nearly didn’t notice as I was too busy checking streetview.
I would probably simply reject under inaccurate text, especially if everything else was ok.
The odd ing at the start makes me wonder if someone was cut and paste error. I have several standard texts to paste in. I know that an ERII isn’t acceptable but not everyone does.
I’d reject as an abusive submission. It’s a deliberate attempt to pass off an ineligible EIIR postbox as an eligible GVR one. There is nothing accidental about this, apart from the cut-and-paste accident.
I have made some stupid mistakes with cut and paste in my time.
And I have seen the opposite of this something described as ERII when it was one of the other monarchs that are eligible. When I see those I think it is a silly mistake so why think the opposite here when so many think ERII are eligible.
I currently picked up a different kind of mistake I made just in time. I submitted a nomination and the supplementary I used GPSmapcamera as it was a wooded area. Great. all looked ok on contributions page. But as I was going through camera roll so a much bigger picture I realised that the watermark was wrong. It had printed the information from the previous picture I had taken. Luckily the thumbnail on the watermark showed that up. It was a pure accident that the photo was now wrong. A reviewer could have thought it was deliberate mis match of information. I can withdraw and resubmit at another time as there is another photo with the correct information. But it was a reminder that accidents do happen.