> translations so often don't work in a one-to-one fashion, it'd be risky to expect them to do so. That's hardly a point in What3Words' favor. They dragged wor

> translations so often don't work in a one-to-one fashion, it'd be risky to expect them to do so. That's hardly a point in What3Words' favor. They dragged words into it where previously there were only numbers so now they're responsible for finding a solution to the problem of words' cultural specificity. I don't think "our coordinates contain zero information that crosses linguistic boundaries" is a good solution to that problem.