This Wayspot was approved almost one year ago. Today it disappeared from the game. It had a route associated with it. The route is still in the game. Is there any possible explanation for this removal?
I think the Wayspot respects all the criteria. Was it reported by someone?
This Wayspot was a reference to our neighborhood. The person being honored has a greate connection to our community.
Sim, foi isso que quis dizer.
Fala-se em lixo e as moscas, esse ser vivo asqueroso, tem de aparecer a zunir aos nossos ouvidos.
Em vez de comer e calar, tem de se fazer ouvir.
Do you give the ambos trying to discourage people from submitting street signs a heads up before you make street signs eligible, or do you just blindside them by restoring removed street signs and let them learn that their work is being flushed down the drain by Niantic when they read the forum post themselves?
Does street sign eligibility only apply in Portugal? Only if the street sign is more artistic than some measure? There are loads of street signs nearby, some of them are even called “Road” like this one, but I’ve got Ways and Circles and Avenues as well to help bring a little variety to the game board.
Hypocrisy- lesson nr 2
I am in Spain these days. Sevilla, more precisely.
In the street where I am staying, there are countless stops and gyms… here you can’t see the application of the restrictions we find in my home town. Take a look at the foto attached.
Do you know what objects are behind each of these stops that are visible on the foto? Yes! Tiles. Tiles on private properties.
I wonder what kind of exercise do you do here? Is this tiles good places to socialize? Are they good places to explore? And the top of hypocrisy: I proposed, some time ago, back in my home town, a wayspot in a tile (bigger and more interesting than any of these), and it was rejected by community. I appealed and the wayfarer guys confirmed the rejection, based on the same criteria: private property. The wall holding the tile is the external wall of the house. You don’t need to enter property to admire the tile.
That’s the fairness of the game… sad.
Are you gonna to remove all the stops in private property tiles? Like you did with street signs/plaques?
You must be very proud about the good job you are doing. Keep going. We appreciate a lot!
As for the screenshot, this smells of edit location abuse. You can request if these fit into the removal criteria. Or use the “Reporting Abuse” form at the top section of this forum if you can verify that it does take advantage of edit bugs and the game’s inclusion rules. The reviewing process isn’t perfect but checks & balances ensure that gameboard manipulation can be dealt with.
Also, the gameboard can only reflect reality and what exists there. We’re only constrained to one avenue of adding game objects, subject to the criteria. It is up to the real world to add leisurely places that may be eligible so that the game can be viable for each place.
That would be fantastic if the reporting was always promptly considered.
As I mentioned before, I reported a wayspot in a cemetery and it still exists. My claim was not accepted.
I reported another wayspot that doesn’t exists anymore (due to street construction), and, surprisingly it was not accepted… the stop is still there, although the object was removed.
