When submitting a Wayspot Appeal, make sure to include as much of the following information as possible:
Wayspot Title: Fontana Della Bellezza
Location (lat/lon): 45°29’25.4"N 9°14’01.1"E
City: Milan
Country: Italy
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Additional Information (if any): the poi is located within a private structure and is not accessible, it is in fact a private fintona not accessible by non-residents.
This doesn’t meet the removal criteria as it’s not on single family private residential property. Objects in gated communities/other limited access areas are permitted, so long as they’re in a communal area and everyone who does have access to the wayspot can do so safely, which seems to be the case here.
Welcome to the forum!
Indeed as @hankwolfman shared this is not a valid removal reason.
See also this: Private Residences, Farmland & K-12 for a more extensive explanation with examples.
yes but, the wayspost IS NOT in a communal area and anybody but the resident access to the wayspot, I can only access the wayspost if I climb over the wall, which is definitely not a safe way to reach the spot 
thanks for the welcome message,
I still have some doubts on the wayspot as only the resident of the building can reach it, personally I don’t see it fair
As long as someone can safely access the wayspot there is no reason for removal. Similar for Disneyland for examples that is closed off and behind a paywall, but still full of wayspots
I can understand the paywall, as per many other places, still private property shouldn’t be allowed.
So what you are saying is that, as long as only the residents of that building can access the wayspost, it is allow be there right?
Yes. When they say we must reject private properties wayspots they mean SFPRP (Single Familiar private properties), so if it’s in an area where multiple people/families are allowed to go there then it’s okay.
I see, well in that case thanks for all for the clarification
They write this out most clearly in the tool tip under the appropriate section in the review flow:
Thanks for the appeal, @T4xman. We took another look at the Wayspot in question and decided that it does not meet our criteria for removal at this time.
