Meeting Pin

A meeting pin is a shared location marker that helps people arrive at the same place. It is weaker than a full place record because a pin can be near the destination without naming the usable entrance.

A reliable meeting pin usually includes three layers:

1. Marker: the map link, coordinates, or dropped pin.
2. Arrival cue: entrance, floor, gate, exit number, counter, or landmark.
3. Correction path: who can update the record when the marker is wrong.

The marker answers "where is it roughly?" The arrival cue answers "where do I stand?" The correction path answers "how do we stop forwarding the old mistake?"

A meeting pin should avoid exposing private access details such as home addresses, door codes, phone numbers, or staff-only routes. If those details are needed, the public record should only say that a separate private instruction exists.

Related records can use this wiki as a stable label when they discuss wrong venue pins, changed entrances, pickup shelves, visitor gates, event meetups, and map links that need correction history.

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