one challenge for any real world data network is making sure coverage extends beyond the places people visit most often @vangrid_io approaches this through a distributed network of Edge Nodes, where phones running the Capture App contribute data as people move through their everyday environments but this also means coverage depends heavily on contributor activity busy streets, parks and popular locations can attract more captures, while quieter residential areas or less visited places may remain underrepresented funded Bounties help direct contributors toward specific locations, but they don’t automatically guarantee that someone will go there and complete the task that creates an interesting dynamic the network isn’t expanding through a fixed camera infrastructure. it grows as people respond to real demand and capture places that need better coverage for example, a loading bay can have an active Bounty for several days without receiving a single submission if no contributor is willing or available to visit it this makes local participation an important part of building useful spatial datasets i wonder how contributors decide which requests to complete would you prioritize locations along your regular daily routes, or travel somewhere specifically because the Bounty offers a higher reward?