In some Latin countries, road names are given after "important" people (for a vague definition of important). On the cultural side, having a standard for naming

In some Latin countries, road names are given after "important" people (for a vague definition of important). On the cultural side, having a standard for naming like this removes that and I think it could be a roadblock for adoption. Politicians' names are specially used for naming roads/squares and they are always after promoting their names in every new opportunity. On the other side, I really like that the code can be shortened with the addition of a location. One concern I have is that most people are very local, they exchange addresses for local places all the time... so easily speaking those addresses is nice thing. A short code helps with that. And finally, I may have missed it but I didn't see landmark references mentioned. Could it be that people would have to say "I live at XZY123 in New York. Near that ABC456 building, you know?" That would be awkward.