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80 votes
This idea currently isn't planned, but we will update if it becomes feasible in the future.
Thanks to all who pushed for this idea!
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Hi all,
Thank you for voting for this suggestion!
We’d like to know if this is still relevant, or if the issue was solved through auto-complete for prioritized Waze addresses.
Please let us know in the comments if it was, so we can close the suggestion.
Thanks!
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Hi all,
Thanks for this suggestion. We currently have other features which can account for this, like Roadshields and the towards option.
Editors should continue to avoid creating short segments where they aren't necessary, however this issue will be resolved by other future feature releases.
Many thanks,
Waze Communities Team
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The staff response suggests that the intent of this suggestion was not understood. We're not talking about wayfinders, we're talking about what happens when an editor unknowingly makes a segment that is short enough to cause routing issues. Alternately, the routing engine could be patched to eliminate this issue in the first place...
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In the case of divided roads, we need some means to attach an 'other side' report to the segment going in the other direction instead of the undrivable 'other side' of the one-way segment we're traveling on.
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81 votes
Thank you for this suggestion.
We are looking into its feasibility on our end, and will update accordingly
Best,
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Thank you to all who submitted and voted for this suggestion, however it is currently not planned due to PII issues associated with tracking URs in this manner. Please make sure to include the UR ID when reporting abusers on the map so that Staff can properly track the case. Often times we are unable to investigate due to no longer having the UR ID once the UR is closed and deleted.
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206 votes
Hi all,
Thanks for voting for this suggestion!
It will be integrated into the new Waze Chat feature, and is currently on the roadmap for a later phase.
We’ll be sure to update when we have a clearer picture of the timeline.
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185 votes
Since bilingual support is a bigger issue affecting not just the WME, this is a company-wide decision that we will bring to the relevant teams.
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It always surprised me that Waze, coming from a trilingual country (with each language using different writing systems) did not support this from day one.
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13 votes
Hey,
We would like to get some examples with permalinks in order to be able to check this suggestions.
Any example will be highly appreciated.
Thank you!
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Sure: PL for the example I gave originally: https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=usa&lon=-119.47970&lat=49.87797&zoom=6&venues=157614579.1576276860.468041
The classic use case is where a park meets a water body. Usually the park is small compared to the water body and renders on top, when we'd almost always prefer the water body to remain visible.
Some others that come to mind: https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=usa&lon=-101.38732&lat=50.96689&zoom=2&venues=169476606.1695028201.3988981
https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=usa&lon=-107.99231&lat=50.66551&zoom=1&venues=165151227.1651577803.7316989
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I saved a demonstration of what I am describing here: https://imgur.com/a/Fu9B9eH
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Perhaps these could be merged with the hidden water layer and editing of those objects could be enabled for end users. We have many false 'island' place types in coastal areas to correct inaccuracies in the water layer.
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I was thinking about how to implement this today as adding an RPP next to a public venue point is highly redundant. I have a few possibilities in mind:
A: add a 'trust this address' property to public places in WME
B: automatically add addresses to the database when a place is edited by a sufficiently trusted editor
C: add addresses to the database when a place is locked to L3 or higher (perhaps configurable by country?)