"If Niantic added new Pokestops as much as they are removing currently existing ones, that would be great."

#PokemonGO: Pokemon GO just got released in my country today, so I decided to wander around the neighborhood today. I've played Ingress beforehand to get a better grasp of the concept of an augmented reality game, so I already knew which spots would be Pokemon infested and which spots would be Pokestops/Gyms. In my neighborhood, there's currently one Gym (currently inhabited by a Pinsir) and 3 - 4 Pokestops. Overall, it's good enough for me, the only problem being that the Pokestops are a tad bit too far for me to casually walk to regularly. There's a town hall and a basketball court nearby which would make excellent Pokestops, but for some reason, they aren't. I'm not sure how I would go about reporting these locations as potential stops, since I faintly recall being able to do the same in Ingress.Anyway, recently, there's been news of Pokestops being removed for no apparent reason in certain places (such as public libraries. The most unusual cases are when the authorities of the locations had absolutely no problems with the game, and in some cases even welcome the flooding attention. The most reasonable explanation would be some people decided to report these Pokestops as being "problematic" (even though there is no apparent issue in the first place).This got me thinking; if it's this easy to remove a stop, then shouldn't it be as easy to add a new one? I know Niantic kinda has their hands full at the moment, but in the future, they should allow us to give suggestions for new Gyms or Pokestops. If that's too easy, then they should allow us to vote for them as well so that we don't see random Pokestops being placed in random places. via /r/pokemongo http://ift.tt/2aGh23e