Re: [OSM-talk] how one may detect notes closed by people who made less than 10 edits on this account?

2018-01-28 Thread Michał Brzozowski
I, being a lazy person, took ChangesetMD and modified it to import OSM
notes into a pgsql  database. I called it, well, NoteMD ;-) [1]
Other than that, I hacked ChangesetMD [2] to add some small "epsilon" to
changeset bboxes if they're zero height/width so that PostGIS doesn't
complain about invalid geometries.
One can easily import each of these into a single DB and make mashups of
these two datasets.

[1] https://github.com/RicoElectrico/NoteMD
[2] https://github.com/RicoElectrico/ChangesetMD

Michał

On Sun, Jan 28, 2018 at 9:06 PM, Mateusz Konieczny 
wrote:

>  Is there some existing tool to query note activity (especially
>  closing) by user with low edit count?
>
> I noticed a vandal creating multiple accounts*, all with 0 edits
> and closing random valid notes (or at least closing without
> explanation notes that seemed to not be clearly invalid).
>
> I undid it in cases of two accounts that closed also my notes but I
> expect problem to be more widespread.
>
> *maybe accounts that I encountered were unrelated but given very close
> timing, similar area and that this is highly unusual activity I suspect
> a single person.
>
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[OSM-talk] how one may detect notes closed by people who made less than 10 edits on this account?

2018-01-28 Thread Mateusz Konieczny
 Is there some existing tool to query note activity (especially
 closing) by user with low edit count?

I noticed a vandal creating multiple accounts*, all with 0 edits
and closing random valid notes (or at least closing without
explanation notes that seemed to not be clearly invalid).

I undid it in cases of two accounts that closed also my notes but I
expect problem to be more widespread.

*maybe accounts that I encountered were unrelated but given very close
timing, similar area and that this is highly unusual activity I suspect
a single person.

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