2022
@PaulPavlinovich, so I saw. I'll PM you eventually. I have other things to attend to.
But in regards to what exactly I'm editing, I've linked my personal 'Not Applied' Database in a previous post. You can access it in this link. Each one has a sheer explanation as to the explanation I have made.
While I do appreciate your responses to each of the the lists, I can't help but respond:
- I understand some places like hospitals, medical centres, doctors, hospitals etc are "protected".
The edit in question previously was a school, only to change the ST to just St. Hospitals twice by the way. While I can understand some institutions are protected, these ones weren't. It would be nice to introduce yourself as "Hello, I graduated from Ashfield BOYS High School", the 'BOYS' was edited for capitalisation purposes. I guess the only real problems that I've had with such 'protected' institutions was Saint Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church newton (yes that says newton), that's in Newtown. I've moved hospitals, schools, medical centres and churches before.
- Moving a map marker for a claimed business usually fails because they tie it to SEO features
- Moving a map marker within a shopping centre always fails - they're managed by the centre directly with Google generally
- Shop category should work as long as the business is not claimed and you are physically there
At 3:29pm, I stood in front of Shopping Paradise. This was the very first instance when I started to believe that something was very wrong, since I couldn't even add the category of "Variety store" of an unclaimed, uncategorised business. To this day, that shop still doesn't have a category. Although ideally it should work, in this case unfortunately it did not. This (apart from the Neeta City era) was the first time I came across this error. I also couldn't update the category to "Discount store", both of which are viable, applicable categories for a store.
While I must apologise for such a blunt rebuttal to your statements, I am not doing anything out of the ordinary that I haven't been doing so for the last ten months. Again, I request you look into the database I have compiled above and carefully look at the edits I've made.
Of course, I would ask Sampson, Flash and yourself for more further information, but I've already reported enough. The only thing I can probably ask is, "What is the safest edit" that even a starting Level 1 Local Guide can make? Aside from hours.
I am very much passionate for a recovery and to find a collective solution for this. This has absolutely nothing to do with the actual edit I'm making, because clearly everyone has verified its legitimacy. It could be a trend in edits I'm making, or an analysis of my behaviour. Or as what Gus has said, the algorithms.
P.S. Edited for layout, apologies for notifications galore.
regarding my problem, even the place I created withouth accents didn't work. It got "not applied" even though the place is there.... It is a bit
@GéraldM wrote:Hello everyone,
that's the first time that I am bumping into this problem.
usually, when I add a place : I get an email just after adding it saying that the place is published or that is pending review.
But for this place called "Crêp'eat", I was surprised that I didn"t get any email after adding the place, and so I checked "my edits" panel, and I see that the addition of the place was not applied....
did the accents of the place (name) triggered some kind of filters and Google thought that it was spam or something like that ?
The place is new and I took some pictures of it). Then, since my addition was not working, I try adding it without the accents > and this time Google said "pending review"....
What do you think ? did you ever encounter that problem too ?
Thanks for your comments /
Best regards.
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