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Is there a widely accepted open source alternative to What3Words?
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https://plus.codes/ click ใ > Grid
The full plus-code is actually 8 characters before the plus and 2โ3 after. Usually you only need 4 to get within one city. Just like with phone numbers, where the first geographical part is often omitted.
Actually seeing the grid makes it way easier, I think. I bet there's a way to turn that on in the Google maps app itself.