Discussion Overview
The thread revolves around a game where participants provide clues to identify buildings or locations, requiring players to post Google Maps images as proof of their findings. The discussion includes various clues related to different locations, with participants engaging in guessing and providing feedback on each other's answers.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
- Debate/contested
- Conceptual clarification
Main Points Raised
- One participant introduces a game involving clues to find buildings, starting with a set of clues related to a location in Warwickshire, England.
- Some participants recall a previous thread on a similar game but note that it was based on pictures rather than descriptions.
- Another participant suggests the Chesterton Windmill as a possible answer, fitting some clues but expressing uncertainty about its classification as a building.
- Subsequent clues lead to discussions about various locations, including the Colosseum and Griffith Observatory, with participants confirming or denying guesses.
- One participant presents a complex set of clues leading to Jackson Square in New Orleans, with detailed explanations of how the clues relate to the location.
- Participants express uncertainty and challenge each other's guesses, with some providing additional hints or clarifications.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
There is no consensus on the answers to the clues presented, with multiple competing views and ongoing guesses throughout the discussion. Participants frequently express uncertainty about the correctness of their guesses.
Contextual Notes
Some clues are open to interpretation, and participants often clarify their intentions or the meanings behind their clues, which may lead to varying conclusions about the locations being discussed.
Who May Find This Useful
Individuals interested in games involving geography, riddles, or community engagement in a forum setting may find this discussion appealing.
Well done, Mr. Scott!
