Some users did it but for some reasons opening their single observations I still see them obscured despite I even see in the list of members they actually gave the trust.
Which could be the problem?
I read that curators can access the coordinated of trusted projects, but maybe this information is not fully correct?
Could the problem be that I am not the owner but just a curator? (currently I am not in touch with the owner, but I’ll try to check if he can see the real position of observations)
(Moving this to General because this topic is for site curators, not project curators.)
When did you last make changes to the project (including turning on trust). When you turn on trust for a collection project, or if trust is turned on and you make any changes to the project’s requirements or admins, all the projects’ members are emailed about the changes and you have to wait a week until you acccess hidden coordinates. This is to prevent someone from doing a quick bait and switch after getting trust from users.
Hi and thank you for the answer. Actually I had modified the project quite long ago (2 months or more), so personally I ruled out this option. This is why I was thinking about something else, like the hypothesis of the owner/curator.
To check whether I can see the coordinates or not, like in other projects, I just open the single observation and I look at the little map on the right in order to check if I can see the precise position icon or the random circle within the square; is there maybe another way?
As for the problem of visualization of the coordinates which would it be the most likely explanation? Maybe something to do with when the project was created? Maybe given that I set just later the option for the obscured coordinates share there have been complications? Is it possible what I hypothesized about being the project curator but not the owner?