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An interesting update to the Casey's discussion from a while back: http://www.kcci.com/news/central-io...ries/-/9357080/21252112/-/xby58r/-/index.html
They should make it so that the "not a restaurant" button is independent of the closed/open options. Then you could still report whether or not something is still open regardless of whether or not its a restaurant, and it wouldn't be as big of a deal.
Just wanted to check on a couple of things. Some restaurants for do not put their actual complete address on their "Official Website" anywhere. I've found just the city/state, the crossroads, or missing zip code. I've been adding a second link. Most of the time it is just the google link with the full correct address noticeably showing. Also if the original site puts the address at a crossroads I've been putting that as a Address 2 since when it is listed on a website it is usually listed as something like: 100 1st Street (Corner 1st and 2nd) Xyz, XY 00000 Basically if a Official Website page is missing info I add a second link with missing info, Facebook or Google Search Page. Some address have 2 valid addresses for the same exact location. (Not valid postal addresses.) Just for example some older people still give their address on Kennedy Blvd in Tampa, Fl as Hwy 60, FL 60 or SR 60 when giving directions. Other cities I've noticed have the same problem. I've been putting the address that is on "Official Website" if it is a complete address. If a restaurant has an official website I always skim the google address search looking for the word "Closed". If Yelp or another really popular site reports it closed but it is still listed on an official website I check "Closed/Not enough info" unless I can find information that it has had a "re-opening" or been renovated recently. Thanks! Edit: Also I've run across Yelp pages that have an incorrect website listed as an "Official Website". Just FYI.
Everything you're doing sounds reasonable. The one thing I would caution against is putting directions in the address fields. While it's intuitive (and I appreciate the detail you're providing!) it actually makes the address less useful to us. Just advice for going forward. Thanks!