- Strandit (Seattle, WA, USA) [[Webpage]]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
- James P. Violentwaves142 IN E16
Backlogged ... ish, finally. Req’d access.
If this is the same tool I was shown last year at a glympse, it’s referred to as a hive mind for them. As well as that, there should be an associated map that ties into one’s requests.
I request X agent’s details
It is fed into slack & also into a map (i think through an iitc plugin)
- Brian Lusky (RevDegen Erie PA) Possible, or queried a list for another more local broker. This query ostensibly happened within the last 48 hours. On Sunday, Wanderer68 (screenshot also exists in our files of him checking his GH score) took out a portal in Central PA that was slightly older. So it would make sense that they would check on these, as they're next on the list and would show up on my "oldest owned portals". But they have many weeks to go still before they mature fully, so no idea if they'll be taken now or wait until 147 days, etc
- Amber Yeary https://t.me/joinchat/B5mbsEOHfigcFSUKxcdAbg
- Chris (@vedorian central NJ, USA) Damoci when there's an expose that's about to happen in the news, journalist usually call the person in question up for a quote for a comments before it's published. I think it's only fair that in that same sense of seriousness of what we are going to be publishing in terms of this person's livelihood, that we do the same I get what Scott is saying, so maybe we only give them a certain amount of time with notice
- Scott Lykens (@5parkee) It’s not bloodlust. I occasionally wear the tinfoil hat that has Niantic in the bag for the res. Finding a Niantic employee on the user list is troubling and leads to questions about how much information was flowing there. Giving advance notice gives them a chance to come up with something to try to mitigate it.