Thank you for your response. When we say that we haven’t received an answer, we mean that we always get the same reply: that the property owner must be the one to request the removal. However, that position is unrealistic in this case. The owner has reacted aggressively on multiple occasions and has refused to engage in any kind of dialogue. He insults us, gets upset even at the presence of strangers nearby, and is certainly not willing to submit a formal request.
We are a small community, and several members have reported the Wayspot as unsafe or completed the corresponding survey. This is not a single isolated report, yet the response is always the same: “we need to speak with the owner.” What happens when the owner refuses to talk to anyone and his reaction puts players at risk? Isn’t that, in itself, a clear sign that the location is not suitable?
I fully understand that I can choose not to play there. And I will. But that doesn’t solve the problem, because I have no control over what other players decide to do. As long as the Wayspot remains active, people will continue to go. And with each visit, the risk of conflict is repeated. It’s only a matter of time before a more serious issue occurs.
Instead of listening to your community, you’re responding in a closed and unempathetic way. So, what’s the point of having reporting tools if, when concerns are raised, the arguments are ignored and an unworkable solution is insisted upon?
With all due respect, I hope you can reflect on this particular case and on how your own rules are being applied. This is not about confrontation or blame, but about preventing unnecessary situations and ensuring the safety of everyone involved.
Given all of the above, I’m sharing the corresponding evidence. First, I went to the location myself to confirm what I had been told: that the Wayspot pin is not correctly placed, but instead is on the house next door. After checking, I confirmed this was true. Below is evidence from a community member who attempted to relocate the pin.
I’m also sharing another piece of evidence: I only stood in front of the house, without entering at any time. However, the Google Maps pin shows that I’m inside, when in reality I was only outside documenting the game data and how the location was marked.
I was where the red line is shown in the image. I repeat: I was not inside, as the marker indicates, but outside.
I continue documenting everything that is shared with me. Why? Because I’m the administrator of the Pokémon GO Huixquilucan group. I listen to the players’ concerns and document them. If you’d like to verify that I’m the administrator, I’ve also included proof—if that helps at all.
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I’m also including a screenshot of an email shared with me by another player, who reported this Wayspot on May 15.
As I mentioned before, I can choose not to go and will share your resolution with the group. However, the decision of whether or not other players visit the location is not mine. Still, if something were to happen, the responsibility could fall on us as group administrators.
That’s all from me. I wish you an excellent day.
The screen shot of players names has been removed. Wayfarer staff can still, access if they need to.
