Hyperlink Broken on Connecticut's Waze Wiki Page

Hey all,

I am learning about editing the Waze map in Connecticut and while reading through the wiki on Connecticut’s standards for map editing I noticed on of the Hyperlinks to the WMEPH script results in a GitHub 404 page. I am not sure if the link is incorrect or the script has been deleted or moved from GitHub, but I thought it was important to bring this to the attention of whoever could correct the issue. The link in question is located under the Naming Places & Harmonization section.

The Wiki Page: https://wazeopedia.waze.com/wiki/USA/Connecticut#Naming_Places_.26_Harmonization

Best,
Thomas

Hi Thomas,
Welcome to Waze Editing! We can always use more editors. I tried the link and It worked for me. The link for the WMEPH script is
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/28690-wme-place-harmonizer.
I would also like to invite you to join Discord. This is where we Waze editors communicate to each other. We have a great group of editors in the New England Region, who enjoy helping new editors learn how to edit our Maps. Here is the link to join discord:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe8Cv2gU9xttkqPoJM288jl8LR2acfL-Ouy7CaS1JaG8rrbIg/viewform
We look forward to having you join us!
SNYOWL

SNYOWL,
Thanks for the quick reply. I will be sure to check out the discords, I knew they existed but was having trouble finding the New England one so thank you for that link. Unfortunately, the link still does not work for me. I was able to download the script though a link further down the wiki page so access to it is not a problem. The link in question redirects me to http://github.com/WazeUSA/WME-Place-Harmonizer/raw/master/WME-Place-Harmonizer.user.js

Best,
Thomas

Thanks for the follow-up I am not seeing that error when I click on your link or when I go there via the CT Wiki page. Sorry.

I’ll back him up. It’s broken for me, as well. Could be the browser, maybe?

I use Chrome if that helps in figuring out what the issue might be.