Live pins
31Refreshes about every 2 minutesOpen nearby pins, understand repeat patterns, and decide whether the right next step is a new report, a confirmation, or a cleanup resource.
The map is most useful when each marker adds new information. Check nearby reports, compare material type, and use confirmations when the same location is already visible.
Create a new report when the location, material, or scale is meaningfully different from nearby pins.
Use an existing location when the same spot is still active, cleaned, partly cleaned, or changed since the first report.
Move to Resources or Groups when the map shows a repeat route, disposal question, or cleanup need that takes more than one report.
Zoom into the area first. If the pin is already there, add a confirmation instead of duplicating the same spot.
Several pins in one corridor usually matter more than a single isolated report, especially when the same stretch keeps coming back.
The map is for checking the spot. The report page is for sending it quickly. The resources page is for disposal, transfer hours, and cleanup help after that.
