"Niantic, why is Pokemon Go still a joke outside of cities?"

#PokemonGO: I live in rural Midwest. I'm sure other rural players (and even some of suburbia) know the pains.Few, if any spawnsThe same 5 pokemonNone or maybe 1 pokestop for miles aroundGyms? Lol.Infinite incubator is plenty. I'm not buying balls for more rats.See a pokemon you want on nearby, well get to triangulation before he runs away and FU if you mess up or cant get close for some reason.Contrast that with the cities I've visited since release: San Francisco, Chicago, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Columbus, Pittsburgh, London (wee), and (might as well be a city) Disney WorldPokemon everywhereDifferent pokemon, "ooo whats that???"Pokestop, pokestop, pokestop, pokestop, pokestop, shit bag is full, must delete some balls so I can spin some more pokestops and get 9/9 eggsGyms all over.I spend money when I'm in cities. Walk so much and get so many eggs, more more incubators!See a pokemon you want, its at a pokestop, just click it and walk there. He'll spawn near by.Why is it so hard to allow new pokestops/gyms from being placed? I've heard the argument "people will just put everything at their mailbox" to which I say, ya, so what? Go visit a city. I don't care if every neighbor has a pokestop at their mailbox, its still wouldnt compare to city life.Open up submissions and just put in TWO simple rules:"Sorry there is already a pokestop within xxx feet of your desired location, please try placing a new pokestop further away" And yyy (which is greater than xxx) for Gym distance."Sorry, the requested location is not withing zzz feet of a publicly accessible road or sidewalk. Please try again or continue with your submission where it will go into a very long queue that needs to be vetted by hand"Does it really matter if every 5th neighbor's mailbox is a pokestop when cities are crawling with them? Why the bias? via /r/pokemongo http://ift.tt/2mchvxh