Aditi Srinivasan
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Yep, that's right! We use the google places + google geocoding apis.
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Yeah, it shows up as an empty string.
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Aditi Srinivasan
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The location migration is complete. All location data on user profiles on Warpcast is on hubs. As a part of the migration, user profile location was cleared for ~400 users because we could not compute a location using the 2dp lat, long value derived from the existing location. For ~3k users, location has been migrated to a region with < city level granularity because we could not infer a city-level location with the rounded 2dp lat, long. If your location has been set to a value you're not happy with please try to re-set your location manually. If you're running into a case where you're unable to set your location manually, please reach out!
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If your location is updated incorrectly, please reach out and/or feel free to set it to a more correct value via the Profile page.
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As a part of the project to publish user location to hubs, we will be migrating existing user location data to match the criteria that new location data must satisfy and publishing it to hubs. New location data is restricted to ~city level granularity and sublocalities (e.g. Brooklyn, NY) will not be presented as options. If your location is set to e.g. Brooklyn, NY we will make an attempt to translate it to the encompassing city (e.g. New York, NY).
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Warpcast now publishes locations set in user profiles to hubs as per the FIP below. If you set your location on Warpcast, expect it to get published to the farcaster network! https://github.com/farcasterxyz/protocol/discussions/196
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