Wayspot Removal Appeals

Wayspot Appeals
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When submitting a Wayspot Appeal, make sure to include as much of the following information as possible:

  • Wayspot Title: Florence Township Scout House

  • Location (lat/lon):40.101183,-74.768160

  • City: Bordentown NJ

  • Country:USA

  • No email, it was just removed

  • Additional Information (if any):This is a municipal property that used to be residential but was converted to a public space with a community garden, picnic tables, and other indoor and outdoor public spaces. The name comes from the scouts since they were a big part of the site restoration. They are not the primary users. Now all 3 Wayspots have been removed including this one, the Community Garden which was an Eagles scout (18 years old not children) project, and the new Community Seating Area that was recently constructed and made a Wayspot. Please add them back or provide a reason why they were removed so I can provide additional documentation.

2

@scopelyExpLC If you need to know how to look up ownership information for the property where all of the waystops were located, the Deed is public record at Public Records Electronic Search System The easiest way to look it up by Document Type. The Book/Page for this property is at 13151/9908.

3

The three waypoints were located in the following spots:

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4

The streetview images from 2023 show this as residential. What would be helpful is images that match to streetview showing this as not being residential now. A video would work best and make sure you include something that confirms the video as having just been taken.

Since this is now community property, you will have no problem showing the current use.

5

Thanks for the appeal, @Kravdaddy2! We have taken another look, but stand by our decision to retire the Wayspots.

6

Understood. Should I resubmit new ones so I can have the opportunity to demonstrate that they are not on residential property or used primarily as children related properties as insinuated by others or was there another reason for retiring these wayspots, especially the community garden.

7

It is a very bad idea to resubmit wayspots that Scopely Explore have explicitly removed. If you have evidence that this is not residential or school property, then you need to provide it to Scopely Explore and can do so in this thread. You have not yet provided any evidence to show this.

Resubmitting removed wayspots risks being seen as abuse, and both your game and wayfarer accounts can be penalised.