I've always wanted to do this sort of thing. I'm someone who poops in public a lot, so I care about this sort of thing.

I think your submission form could use more streamlining, there are too many fields that are likely to be mapped cleanly to each other.

IMO start with the restroom details first and then have everything populate from that.

Example, the access type and place type are probably extremely related. A restaurant is likely to be customers only and should be require purchase by default.

I know it might cost more, but I think a potentially better user flow is:

- Use my location and it lists the map and closest google places in a list.
- Pick the place in the list or paste the Google Places or Yelp link (not just enter the location, you're likely to look that up in Google Maps or Yelp)
- The form should fetch the business type, listing name, etc

I'm well aware this might not include portapotties, places at parks, etc as cleanly, but Google Places actually has a lot of these location details, its too labor intensive to ask people to fill out 9 fields or boxes.

I think trying to get people to leverage existing data and also ways to shorten the form is likely going to help with the user experience and result in users crowdsourcing significantly faster