Over at Gizmodo, writer Alissa Walker takes a look at the implications of the successful campaign of some Hollywood-sign-adjacent NIMBYs to obscure public paths to the popular tourist attraction. "Mapping companies might blur satellite imagery in the name of public safety, like certain international borders and government buildings. But the fact that cartographers are publishing false information about public lands in the middle of Los Angeles is quite worrying." [Gizmodo]
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