Esther Payne 
mirabilos@onepict ouch! I knew they were proprietary junk but not that they were problematic to these amounts in so many regards and TIL that they shat down whatfreewords.org as FOSS alternative. 🤬
DHeadshot's Alt@mirabilos
They also shut down other alternatives (whatthreefucks, whatthreedarns) and even got the source code for the (better) tech they used taken down. I think I may have a copy somewhere though? I semi-remember cloning it...
@onepict
They also shut down other alternatives (whatthreefucks, whatthreedarns) and even got the source code for the (better) tech they used taken down. I think I may have a copy somewhere though? I semi-remember cloning it...
@onepict
Totts@Geri @mirabilos @onepict This is the code I retrieved BITD: https://send.jeugdhulp.be/download/05939f22e5e2a2d1/#X2z8mFDJvbz_mi3aJC29_A
Rihards Olups@ddlyh @mirabilos @onepict Also Ikea and Pokemon: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/What3words .
https://what2numbers.org/ still up!
Jima 
@onepict Without RTFA (because I am a jerk, but also testing how predictable this eventuality is), I assume they haven't done anything about that whole "phonetically ambiguous words" thing? 🙄
Simon ZerafaI would suggest Four King Words as an excellent alternative.
https://www.fourkingmaps.co.uk/what/
This service contains a lot of profanity though so please note this as a warning 🙂👍
marcus@onepict Never understood why they tried to establish a geolocation scheme where neighboring cells are coded by completely different word combinations instead of using a hierarchical approach like in ham radio locators.
@mschomm Possibly because the idea didn't really come from technical folks.
It was founded by a music promoter from my memory.