The examples given here seem like the best case of it going wrong, they’re in a different country and UK rescuers know within seconds that they’re wrong. I thi

The examples given here seem like the best case of it going wrong, they’re in a different country and UK rescuers know within seconds that they’re wrong. I think this case further down is much more concerning: > He found that the algorithm behind W3W often gave similar-sounding words and plural versions of words for locations in close proximity, which could cause confusion. > So, for example, circle.goal.leader and circle.goal.leaders are less than 1.2 miles (2km) apart along the River Thames. I wonder if the algorithm could somehow make it so similar sounding words like this aren’t anywhere near each other physically. It’s not as big a problem that leader and leaders sound the same, if you guarantee that only one of them is in the UK or at least within the same city/national park etc.