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Hmmm... I can't really argue that logic to be fair 
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The Official Unwritten Rules of Crossworddom
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3) Yep. Pretty easy to follow!
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OriginalGriff wrote: Pretty easy to follow!
Yes, but rule 2 is a tad more subtle than it seems at first sight!
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I'll Google again for your questionaire tomorrow 
In Word you can only store 2 bytes. That is why I use Writer.
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The rarest commodity of them all.......common sense
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Dominic Burford wrote: common sense
It's common sense to know when google is wrong?
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Maybe: if you use a map, you have to know how to use a map... Google Maps are not Waze...
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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter wrote: if you use a map, you have to know how to use a map
The story doesn't give enough details, but how would "knowing how to use a map" have solved anything here? The map showed a road that led to the airport.
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Would you ever ask a map to tell you what road to take, or would you check the possible road and pick one for yourself...
Look at the map and find the road:
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Google Maps 'saw' a road (but Google Maps is not a vehicles only map) between E-470 and Jakson Gap St., can you?
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Yep, here: Google Maps[^] If only this notice/barrier had been at the other end too! (Though who leaves a road in this sort of state[^] anyway...  Surely at that point most people would turn around...?
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Google Maps can't tell you the current state of the road. If it's been raining recently and the road is impassable due to mud, Google maps can't tell you that. The driver needs to take responsibility, and determine if the suggested route is suitable for their vehicle.
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Dominic Burford wrote: If it's been raining recently and the road is impassable due to mud, Google maps can't tell you that. The driver needs to take responsibility, and determine if the suggested route is suitable for their vehicle.
That is true. But the story really didn't give enough details to know what really happened.
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The story gave all the information anyone needed. There was a long queue of traffic to the airport, so some people decided to try to find an alternative route using Google maps. That route happended to be very muddy, but the drivers continued anyway.
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Dominic Burford wrote: That route happended to be very muddy, but the drivers continued anyway.
Actually, it did not say that. It said that some drivers got into a "muddy mess." Which means absolutely nothing.
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To get into a muddy mess requires mud. And there was even images of the muddy road on the clip.
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Dominic Burford wrote: To get into a muddy mess requires mud. And there was even images of the muddy road on the clip.
First off, you might actually be right. However, that "article" was so poorly written and so quickly put together that no, you can't know anything conclusively.
For example, that mud could have been from anywhere. And getting into a "muddy mess" does not even mean they got stuck. If you drive through a muddy puddle you are in a muddy mess.
It's a piece of crap reporting.
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I used to live on a farm and that kind of thing was common around there. I would look at the maps for my area and see lots of "roads" that were actually just dirt pass-throughs on a farm. Residents of the farms called them "avenues." They were not real roads at all and certainly not maintained by the government.
I blame the people who drive the scanning cars and think those kinds of things should be part of the map. I really don't think they should because the "roads" are not for public travel.
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Yes, it is, because not all misinformation on Google is there by accident.
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ZurdoDev wrote: It's common sense to know when google is wrong?
Then I have a lot of common sense!
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They do it all the time: 16 mind-boggling sat nav fails[^]
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Some of those are brilliant 
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... unlike the drivers ... 
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F***ing stupid Abusive clickity right next to Next page clickity. I stuffed it up. If you or someone else can undo it, please do.
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Not sure what you have done, but perhaps @Sean-Ewington can work it out?
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