# How many people are needed to be a great place of being social?

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**Post date:** [August 13, 2025, 8:41pm UTC](https://community.wayfarer.scopely.com/t/how-many-people-are-needed-to-be-a-great-place-of-being-social/106744/39 "2025-08-13T20:41:59Z")

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And what makes a generic US mail box meet the explore criteria?

What is trying to be said is there may be POIs out there that seem generic, but we have clarification that they are acceptable and may be eligible. Yes, a picnic area may seem generic to some, but it’s an acceptable place to socialize with others.

> [@Picnic Areas](https://community.wayfarer.scopely.com/t/picnic-areas/12468):
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> Picnic areas are great places to be social! Note that a picnic area with a group of tables constitutes one nomination. However, not all picnic areas are eligible across the board. For example, a picnic table on single-family private residential property should not be accepted. [image] +1 Picnic areas and tables that appear to be permanent, even if not bolted to the ground like those above, are great places for socialization.

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