Alex Yong

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reach.firm.luxury

Has w3w ever been a challenge on the beloved competition show "The Amazing Race"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Amazing_Race_(American_TV_series) For nearly 2 decades, this show has contestants working in pairs going to 6 continents trying to win 1 million USD (and sometimes cars and Travelocity trips along the way) via difficult physical & mental games; it's won 10 Emmy Awards (our highest honor for TV shows). I haven't watched all 33 seasons of TAR; and of course I realize w3w couldn't have been on the show before 2013. But w3w would be a perfect fun fit! TAR is naturally fun

///cove.fever.dash

Do humanitarian NGOs like this one use w3w? https://twitter.com/UNICEFSupply/status/1495810327036010510 It would behoove them (and their donkeys) if they did!

Elon Musk announced he plans to end world hunger. He needs to realize: if he would simply embrace what3words as a key tool for such a big mission, things will go much smoother. I pray he doesn't use Google’s PlusCodes

Let's see if Google lets this stay

My review of a public park contains What3Words for an entrance (there are several) and the actual park itself

Minor but I want to get this off my chest: The blue GPS dot continues to be unreliable, indicating its location 8-12 squares away from where I know I am with full certainty. I know because I toggle to w3w's terrain view and am consistently disappointed that the blue dot never goes on the square I'm truly standing on. A 2 or 3 square differential is forgivable, but 12?

https://twitter.com/w42st/status/1430683537414500357?s=09

w3w is:

///slowly.slowly.awake

(Ferris wheel will be dismantled in mid September. It is meant to be temporary)

///accent.storms.walks

https://vimeo.com/414825893 We've created a new island here. One entrance, by pure luck, has a what3words address of:
///edits🔸️land🔸️encounter 😎😄
( https://w3w.co/edits.land.encounter )