They probably just think they're being helpful, not complaining.gfolk wrote:So do they really expect Waze to be so real time that it knows the road conditions better that CALTRANS? Do they drive without looking out the window? Now I know how AlanoftheBerg feels when editors don't read the Wiki.
Tristan Seligmann
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Community expert: South Africa (client / Android / editing / routing)
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AM: Johannesburg, South Africa
Community expert: South Africa (client / Android / editing / routing)
Android 4.1 / HTC One X
Because Wazers don't like Lowe's. 
In case anyone wants to take care of this, here's the permalink:
https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=usa&lo ... s=66080254
In case anyone wants to take care of this, here's the permalink:
https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=usa&lo ... s=66080254
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Maybe they thought they had switched over to their Facebook app? (That's stretching it, I know.)
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Or that he is his most favorite thing. 
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Tualatin... is that nearby the Willa-METT River? Hahahaha. I lived in Salem for a time before moving back home; it took me about 3 or 4 months to pronounce things right out there.AlanOfTheBerg wrote:UR for a long-standing pronunciation issue. This is local humor.
City name is pronounced too-ALL-uh-tin, whereas Waze says it "too-ul-A-tin" But it's spelled "Tualatin."Problem: pronunciation of tualitin
Re: Jolly drivers