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fvwazing wrote:For about half a second I suspected the server had a new hiccup!

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Hmm...everything appears to be in some strange foreign language. No wonder you got that syntax error!

crazycomputingdotnet wrote:Marked as solved, of course.

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This one would've been funnier if they had been complaining about not being able to find a parking space!

WTF?

shawndoc wrote:Are we supposed to be mapping the individual lights along the road now?

Type: Missing road
Description: street light
Reported on: Yesterday

No, but obviously one of the street lights is out. Get your ladder!

Mike-1323 wrote:

Type: General error
Description: drive safely - not drive safe

Good advice - thanks!

Though I think that they were referring to the advice that the client gives being gramatically incorrect.

I'll bet the English-UK voice speaks English properly.

crazycomputingdotnet wrote:This one should be under jolly editors...

There is a SPUI being built in my area soon and I was looking up examples of how people have done them and the first example that I came across tells me what not to do...
http://www.waze.com/editor/?zoom=6&lat= ... =-94.71944

I don't get it...that's about as correct as it gets.

bgodette wrote:[
Not sure if sarcasm, but they should look something like: this or this.

I'm not sure how well it would work...getting rid of the split...when the road is 9 lanes wide plus a median.

If it routes properly, I wouldn't mess with it.

Type: General error
Description: Map is upside down, backwards
Reported on: Yesterday


I don't even know where to start...

I've seen taxiways and runways at a number of airports. I have no idea why they need to be there.

At the New Orleans Lakefront Airport (NOL), which is 99% private planes and charter flights, you could actually land a plane using Waze, and it's done pretty frequently. I'm constantly deleting paved flight paths across the lake and over the city. I don't think they have a manned control tower there anymore.

AndyPoms wrote:Reported on High Street:

Type: General error
Description: this is high st

Yes, yes it is... and it's already named that... Solved.

Huhhuh. Huhhuhhuhhuh. Huhhuhhuhhuhhuhhuhhuhhuhhuh.

He said "High".