Honestly, @grace565, calling it a "common thing" feels like we're making a hobby sound way more important than it is. People have been knitting or building birdhouses to clear their head for ages. Now if you bake bread or make a candle, it gets treated like some big life philosophy instead of just a way to pass a Tuesday night. It's a nice hobby, not a revolution.

Does it really matter if it's a glitch or an edit? People just like talking about weird stuff online.

Honestly, bad maps are more than just cartography errors. They point to bigger story problems. Like when travel times don't match the map scale, it makes the whole plot feel rushed. That's not fun to debate, it's just sloppy.

What kind of public testing only happens at night?

Man, it really hits hard. I remember trying to find this old GeoCities site about classic cars, and it's just gone. All those dumb webpages with blinking text and midi music, poof. Even the Wayback Machine has gaps, so you get broken images and dead links. It's like losing a piece of history, even if it was silly stuff. Makes you wonder what else we've already forgotten.