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How do you post a new area?
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Seth Bleazard
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Jun 22, 2018
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Jun 2018
· Points: 296
I can’t figure out how to post a new area.
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F loyd
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Jun 22, 2018
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Kennewick, WA
· Joined Mar 2018
· Points: 361
I think you click on the location/area it encompasses like "Eastern WA" and then on the "Add to Page" drop down you click "Sub Area". Edit: Please understand the do's and don'ts of this platform before you add to it.
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Robert Hall
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Jun 22, 2018
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North Conway, NH
· Joined Aug 2013
· Points: 16,373
Seth - you have to be in an "area" that has no routes. only then will "add sub-area" appear.
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John Hayes 1
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Jul 16, 2018
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Shorewood
· Joined Apr 2015
· Points: 10
I'm also trying to add a new area. Problem is it wouldn't be a sub area. It's just a bouldering exercise in Milwaukee that nobody's posted yet. Or am I missing something?
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Robert Hall
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Jul 16, 2018
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North Conway, NH
· Joined Aug 2013
· Points: 16,373
John, I took a quick look at Wisconsin. Since there's no "area" for Milwaukee (at least that I could see quickly) you'd need to be in the Area of Wisconson; then in the upper right drop-down menue, hit "add sub-area" and you'd probably want to title (name) it "Milwaukee Area". Complete THAT "sub"-area, and then go into it and add a sub-area, perhaps called "Milwaukee Bouldering", complete THAT sub-area and, then, if appropriate, add to it a further sub-area for the particular bouldering spot (or specific boulder, if it's enough of a "stand alone") that you want to add.
Perhaps it isn't clear that from the "state level" (or country level for international places) all new "areas" are considered sub-areas of one sub-area or another; but that doesn't mean they can't be big (e.g. Devil's Lake with it's 1000+ routes, J-Tree with #### routes are sub-areas of WI and CA)
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