You’ll have to run it again. Many places are still missing because they are not showing… you have to replace the city URL region number (the first one of the two) by zero to make them all appear.
I read what you said, it’s just not universally understood that “up” means backwards and “down” means alphabetically. That’s what I didn’t understand. So you are going backwards now, and on O? Then I will start at H and then go to I etc.
I noticed the same thing when I was in the US a few years back. For some reason Trader Joe’s beers were not allocated a State. Once an admin was informed every bodies Californian ratings went up (Trader Joe’s Head Office is in California).
As you suggest, I will take a look at what may be the issue. I have no cider, mead or sake rates for Belgium that I know of, so it’s not one of those!
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PS. Thanks for doing all the hard graft with Glen and the rest.
After we believe we are done, can @services maybe run an SQL query and list all the Belgian open/closed breweries/cideries/etc that are missing a region? In the Admin forums if that’s appropriate?
Could someone please verify the TOP CITIES using the trick I gave above (didn’t know it back then) just to check if some places were already not showing before I started going through the list?
Alright, fixed the remaining cideries and meaderies from what I can see.
Wignac is troublesome. Set down in Brussels (and right now it’s there). But it’s actually a client cidery from what I can see. Weird. Claim a seat in France, but market only in Belgium? Wha?