@Kumaarsantosh ji, thank you so much for your encouragement.
I’m so glad you found this post helpful. I wanted to help as many local guides as possible.
I’m grateful you took the time to read it and share your thoughts.
You are welcome, @AnshukMitra
Your post here is great, and sharing it can be very useful for many who missed it.
Your post is mentioned here: Accessibility: Cost or Investment for the Future?
Very nice information
Thank you for your support @AjitThite Ji.
Thank you so much, @FalguniP buddy. I really wanted to add other benchmarks as well, and I am glad that you liked it.
Well written post @AnshukMitra regarding the do’s and don’ts and thank you for giving the tips. I highly appreciate the wonk done by our Local Guides and your post tells how to make your contributions more worthy. Keep contributing.
Hi @AnshukMitra this is such an impressive and comprehensive post! 
Your guide doesn’t just list features; it shifts the mindset from ‘ticking boxes’ to providing actual ‘proof’ for the community.
I’ve been looking through your framework, and there are a few specific details that really stand out:
- The Value of ‘Missing’ Features: Your point about documenting what is not there is a game-changer. Knowing a place isn’t accessible is just as vital for planning as knowing that it is.
- Beyond Mobility: It is a great reminder that accessibility also includes Visual, Auditory, and Neurodiversity features, such as Braille signage and sensory-friendly environments, which can sometimes be overlooked
. - Accuracy Over Labels: Your ‘Do’s
and Don’ts’ 
are a great reminder to be precise. Capturing the context of a ramp, where it starts and ends, gives the ‘dignity’ and ‘confidence’ you described so well.
Thank you for putting this together. It’s a masterclass in how to contribute. This will definitely be a useful and core reference for all fellow Local Guides in our future mapping projects!
KUDOS 
Thanks @AnshukMitra for taking out time and going deep into what reviewing accessibility means. This was a much needed one. Keep coming up with such meaningful posts
@AnshukMitra Awesome post, loaded with information. Very well done.
@AnshukMitra congratulations 
for your post getting featured.
You truly deserve this achievement.
The way you have narrated this post is commendable.
You made it absolutely clear what is Accessibility and what are the important factor to keep in mind before indulging or sharing Accessibility.
Explaining with picture made your post more meaningful. Thank you for sharing this post
I suggest you make a presentation of this post ,create a virtual meet up and explain the same to everyone globally. There are many LG’s who will be happy to learn all this.
I would have missed this important post had it not been featured.
Thanks to the effort of moderators sharp observation
, I have an Access to it now. I have also bookmarked it
More power to you 
@AnshukMitra keep up the good work.
Thank you @AnshukMitra for sharing this post. This post serves as a handy guide for Local Guides who are contributing accessibility features on Google Maps.
Thank you so much, @DshottDennis — I really appreciate you sharing it 
To be honest, it helps to mark photos with wheelchair access or even more. If it’s easy to note for example and when you can, share a little more detail, that’s a plus.
I’m really glad you put in the work. Thanks for taking the time to read and comment 
Thank you, @AnshukMitr, for sharing this wonderful post. I agree with you that providing honest and detailed information in reviews is essential. This will help those who need to know about these features. I appreciate you sharing your experiences and tips. This post will serve as a guide for local guides on accessibility.
First of all thanks a lot for this informative post. Very important information you shared here which is useful in review writing @AnshukMitra .I am writing about wheelchair accessibility but now I am definitely trying about other aspects also.
Great @AnshukMitra very beautiful post
Thank you so much buddy, @MayuriKubal It really means a lot…
Thank you, @Katarina_Cibikova
It’s really good to hear how seriously you’re approaching accessibility — not just as a topic, but as something you’re actually trying to understand and apply. That mindset itself makes a big difference.
Thank you for sharing…
My pleasure @anju.sahoo
Thank you, @DebanjanChak
Very helpful information @AnshukMitra, you explain it so detail, it is hard not to understand the concept for accessibility. Thank you for a wonderful post!