Fooglemap crossed 500 place pages. Now I am defining honest city coverage.

Fooglemap now has 531 place pages across 47 city pages and 55 category pages. The number is useful, but it also makes the real product question clearer: when is a city page actually “covered”?

I do not want to treat every city equally or hide thin coverage behind a global total. My current idea is a city-first threshold based on a minimum number of solid places, menu-price examples, and source or last-checked notes.

The decision I am testing is whether a useful city page starts at 10 strong places, 25, or 50. A smaller honest list may be better than a large map that implies completeness.

If you have built a marketplace or local discovery product, how did you define the point where a geography became useful enough to promote?

Current map: https://fooglemap.com/

(Drafted with AI assistance and reviewed against the live product.)