I have often wondered about the beta test thing, too. But I agree with the above post; if you want to make every complaint a separate report, and file reports about 'elevator broken' at 260 Wellesley 12 or 15 times (go count them, if you have the patience), it'll just annoy all the people who go on SeeClickFix to report or look at other issues. It is allwoing one person to effectively take over the website. This guy has namaged to elbow out Gracie's Friend (Bloor St. grafitti) as the big dog on SeeClickFix, on the days when he decides to get filing. And the rest of us just give up. What's the point, when SeeClickFix becomes the personal domain of people obsessed with filing a separate report for every lil' squiggle the can find, or filing upwards of 200 complaints at a time about the same problems at the same addresses? It make ZeeKlikVix irrelevant

some buildings will never be fixed until the gentrifaction of the whole city rips them down. sad but true.... you want to live downtown cheap? be ready for problems like this thats all that needs to be said. Things will never change

some buildings will never be fixed until the gentrifaction of the whole city rips them down. sad but true.... you want to live downtown cheap? be ready for problems like this thats all that needs to be said. Things will never change

These reports were for testing as part of a now-defunct project involving the Toronto Star where public housing issues could be reported directly through SeeClickFix.

As I am closing them off to clean up the open issues, as this question has been answered and the topic hasn't updated in over four years, I'll close this off as well.