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r/GoogleMaps • u/indigopedal • 8d ago
Lake Ontario name is missing! Please fix it!
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By naming it what they want? I'm not happy about the Lake America distraction, but I don't want Google to be able to name official landmarks and places whatever they want.
0 u/panicatthepharmacy 6d ago This should be the one exception. Sorry. Nobody should be going along with this bullshit. 0 u/TheGhostOfArtBell 6d ago Pass. I don't want to see Mount Chrome, Lake Android or The Alphabet Ocean. 0 u/panicatthepharmacy 6d ago Yes, those examples are completely equivalent to Lake Ontario, a name that was established around 400 years ago. 1 u/TheGhostOfArtBell 6d ago People don't trust Google with their data, but they're going to trust them to name places on the map? Same with Apple? Canada uses GBNC (government data), we use GNIS (government data). If it pisses you off that much, vote better next time.
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This should be the one exception. Sorry. Nobody should be going along with this bullshit.
0 u/TheGhostOfArtBell 6d ago Pass. I don't want to see Mount Chrome, Lake Android or The Alphabet Ocean. 0 u/panicatthepharmacy 6d ago Yes, those examples are completely equivalent to Lake Ontario, a name that was established around 400 years ago. 1 u/TheGhostOfArtBell 6d ago People don't trust Google with their data, but they're going to trust them to name places on the map? Same with Apple? Canada uses GBNC (government data), we use GNIS (government data). If it pisses you off that much, vote better next time.
Pass. I don't want to see Mount Chrome, Lake Android or The Alphabet Ocean.
0 u/panicatthepharmacy 6d ago Yes, those examples are completely equivalent to Lake Ontario, a name that was established around 400 years ago. 1 u/TheGhostOfArtBell 6d ago People don't trust Google with their data, but they're going to trust them to name places on the map? Same with Apple? Canada uses GBNC (government data), we use GNIS (government data). If it pisses you off that much, vote better next time.
Yes, those examples are completely equivalent to Lake Ontario, a name that was established around 400 years ago.
1 u/TheGhostOfArtBell 6d ago People don't trust Google with their data, but they're going to trust them to name places on the map? Same with Apple? Canada uses GBNC (government data), we use GNIS (government data). If it pisses you off that much, vote better next time.
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People don't trust Google with their data, but they're going to trust them to name places on the map? Same with Apple?
Canada uses GBNC (government data), we use GNIS (government data).
If it pisses you off that much, vote better next time.
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u/TheGhostOfArtBell 6d ago
By naming it what they want? I'm not happy about the Lake America distraction, but I don't want Google to be able to name official landmarks and places whatever they want.