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drm604

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3. I read an article about a man who had a Pokémon gym in his yard.

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Tue Sep 6, 2016, 07:52 AM

Sep 2016

Apparently, unauthorized trespassing wasn't a problem, because the rules encourage players to ask permission before entering private property. But that didn't mean that he didn't have a problem. People were constantly ringing his bell or knocking on his door asking permission to go into his yard.

People can ask to have their property removed from the game, but they shouldn't have to. You should not have to opt out of being pestered by strangers engaged in an activity you never asked to be included in!

The entire concept of the game is wrongheaded.

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Pokémon Go game frustrates Nebraska cemetery officials [View all] TexasTowelie Sep 2016 OP

Jeez Skittles Sep 2016 #1

I had the same question when rap music became popular since it all sounds the same to me. TexasTowelie Sep 2016 #2

I read an article about a man who had a Pokémon gym in his yard. drm604 Sep 2016 #3

It's definitely wrong to have residential property included in the game. TexasTowelie Sep 2016 #4