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TJ's avatar

Suggest that everyone go to Google Maps and drop a pin on Lake Ontario, then use the "suggest an edit" feature... have been doing this for the last two days. The acronym to recall the names of the Great Lakes was HOMES it is now SHAME. Provide that feedback to Google Maps..

Debra Strunk's avatar

In Sacramento, gas is about $5.59 (a few cents less if you pay cash). Google took the knee and it’s now Lake America, so I removed my Google Maps from my phone. AFT.

Nettie Elder's avatar

Me too!! Bye-bye Google.

KatCA's avatar

From Canada….thank you both! 🙌🏻🇨🇦

Rebecca Smit's avatar

Google Maps is now off my iPhone.

Marj Charlier's avatar

F**k Google. I'm done.

Susan Sinyai's avatar

Important to note that a tRump lackey mismanaged the massive fires in the canyon last year, leaving the ground unstable and ripe for disaster/flooding.

KatCA's avatar

Thanks to all of you that have boycotted Google Maps….feels like support for us up here. ☺️🇨🇦

And just as equally effective as boycotting is TJ’s daily bombardment of Google Maps with edit suggestions.

Elizabeth K. Baker's avatar

Here is to taking wrong turns on Southern Oregon day journeys. What great parents you two are.

Sue P 1953's avatar

Good to hear that you are back safely. I can sympathise with the over-packing; two weeks camping in Europe, even with a trailer tent that already contained a kitchen sink, involved packing almost everything else in the house 'just in case'.

I have just checked Google maps here in the UK, and I still see Lake Ontario. Google UK has obviously not succumbed (yet).

The Venezuelan oil deal sounds like yet another smoke and mirrors distraction. From what I have read, the oil there is unusable in its natural form, and needs major processing, which sounds as though it could take years, and major investment, before it could be sold for use, or added to top up the strategic reserve.

I wonder what new delights tomorrow will bring us?