Has this honestly been rejected because the person reviewing it doesn’t know that we spell it “CenTRE” in the UK??
There is no option to appeal this either?
Welcome, rejection reasons only are in direction of the actual reason why someone picked it sometimes.
Note that your reason states, that the description was the issue, not the title. So without you posting the description, the community can not help or judge.
As for the appeals, you have a maximum of 2 appeals with a refresh after 15 days each. If you don’t have the button it means it hasn’t been 15 days after last use yet
In addition to what @kawin240 said, the majority of people reviewing your nominations will likely be from the UK, given that’s where you’re submitting. So the fact that we spell “centre” with the “-re” at the end is very unlikely to get flagged as a spelling error (and even if you had put “center”, that still would be unlikely to get flagged).
would you like to show us a screenshot of the nomination with the main photo you used as well as the description? it could be a mismatch between what is shown in the photo with the text of the description. if you did not make spelling or grammatical errors, it could be the “is inaccurate” part of the rejection reason that made reviewers reject this.
if your nomination email says the decision was from “the community” then it was more than one person reviewing, not “the person”.
Thanks for all your help guys! I understadn the process a bit more now.
The centre I have nominated hasn’t opened yet so the photo is of an empty building, I’ll re-submit once there is a ‘communiy centre’ sign and it looks more like what it actually is. 