What does one do to avoid duplicate spots that dilute the activity at a location?
In the images below notice the Hammond's Field spots created at the same location, a month apart.
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This is another merging stream of the binary me. It may at times collide or overlap with the real me.
About Me:
I love to travel, then return home. In projects, I dig the details, when they compliment the greater perspective. I adore good design and applaud inspired implementation. Simplicity is king; functionally and in form.
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Did you remove the old location? Speaking of which, can other people vote to remove a location? Or flag it for removal?
I like the new categorical filtration, and I can see more means of filtration becoming important as areas become saturated with spots.
"@swbratcher The easy answer is to look for the spot you want to make before making it, see if someone else has already done so."
Yep. I'm not sure why the user duplicated my @gowalla spot, but thought I'd share since it is within feet of original and has the same name.5:14 PM Sep 3rd from web
Thinking @gowalla app could test coords and name against nearby spots to prompt a "Did you mean?" dialogue in case of a near match.5:16 PM Sep 3rd from web