LetsGuide Podcast: Episode 25 (Verification of edits) is out!

“Google couldn’t verify your edit” - have you ever seen that phrase? And what kind of response did it trigger within you? Frustration (or even anger) because you were really certain that the edit you submitted was absolutely correct? In that case - judging by a lot of posts both here on Connect and on social media - you are by far not the only one.

And frustration is really not needed… provided you understand the process behind the verification of your edits. And that is the topic of episode 25 of the LetsGuide Podcast: why do edits get Approved, Pending or Not Applied? Check it out in your favorite streaming app or on the podcast website: https://letsguidepodcast.com/2020/09/09/episode-25-verification-of-edits/

Thanks for an excellent insight into the edit approval process @JanVanHaver

I rushed through the podcast quickly to pick up some highlights.

One mention corroborates my experience. That is, edits suggested on the spot stand a bigger chance of acceptance.

BTW. The long-standing snag of the “status of edits not visible” on my profile appears to have resolved now.

Thank you @JanVanHaver for another awesome podcast. I listened it three days ago, and it was greatly knowledgable with great information. Thank you for your awesome efforts for creating awareness. :pray:

Indeed @C_T the list of edits is visible again also for local guides with a high number of edits. As far as I can see from comments in posts on the topic, this seems to apply to all local guides that were impacted by the issue.

I guess this weekend might see a clear peak in submitted edits from those dedicated Maps editors :grin:

Thanks for making the podcast, @JanVanHaver .

I can very much recommend this episode.

For those interested in the topic please also take a look at my post:

How to make sense of Google’s responses to your edits

It is so “relevant” that maybe it deserves to be included in the shownotes :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: ‌ I guess it is now.

Cheers

Morten

Thank you @KashifMisidia , it is always a pleasure to hear that also experienced local guides find the podcast enjoyable :grin:

@JanVanHaver I love the sound track of starting this podcast, it’s so pleasing :heart_eyes:

This is a perfect illustration of one of the dramas of Connect @MortenCopenhagen : noteworthy posts quickly sink to oblivion, unless you bookmark them yourself for future use - which I had not done with your post, so I actually only remembered it when you kindly reminded me of it. Obviously it is a perfect fit for the podcast episode shownotes, so I have added a link to it.