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when I was in Maps, we heard about the call center that handled Maps complaints. As you can imagine, there are a lot of them. I suspect (with no current knowle
by AlbertCory 3y ago
when I was in Maps, we heard about the call center that handled Maps complaints. As you can imagine, there are a lot of them.
I suspect (with no current knowledge) that the complaint got lost; buried beneath a bunch of newer ones and forgotten. That is on Google. They have a system to handle things like that.
The NC authorities were also negligent, not only for the roads and lack of signage, but for not notifying Google themselves. A letter from the state would carry some weight.
- dathinab 3y agogiven that the road wasn't blocked of I suspect/speculate is that the local government wasn't reporting the bridge as broken for whatever reason and in turn it wasn't listed as broken with the state department responsible for infrastructure so when people reported it to google they checked back with the officials about how long the bridge will stay blocked and they got told "no the bridge is fine"
- AlbertCory 3y agodo you know that, or are you just guessing?
- dathinab 3y ago> I suspect/speculate