Why this Wayspot (that respects the rules) was removed and others (like in a cemitery) are still in the game?

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Private Residences, Farmland & K-12

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Cemeteries & Other Sensitive Locations

Sensitive locations such as funeral homes, burial grounds, cemeteries, and graveyards should generally be avoided out of respect, but gravestones belonging to historical figures or significant community figures can be eligible if the nominator provides evidence for their historical importance. [|303x403.0147527548676] The picture above is a good example of a gravesite of community importance, and can be considered eligible if proper context is provided. Harvey Pekar was a famous comic bo…

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.