Actually I found your username on the task manager. There were 16 nodes
that you had added like this that were unconnected and untagged. An
easy fix.
-AndrewBuck
On 04/13/2017 05:17 PM, Andrew Buck wrote:
> Also, if you have done this on tasks already you should let us know your
> osm
Also, if you have done this on tasks already you should let us know your
osm username. Someone can then do a query for all of your work and run
it through the validator to remove these "notes" you left in the
database, since they are not really map data. This is not difficult to
do, and we won't
Replying to my own message to add this...
Instead of adding code to the TM or overpass to change xyz into lat-lon
someone with some apache or other web server experience could set up a
really simple "proxy" service that accepts a url with xyz coords in it
and uses url-rewriting rules to redirect
This is an interesting idea, go over the whole continent and do a very
rough QA process. Only clean up the most egregious problems like vmap0
roads that are only accurate to 1 km; buildings mapped as area=yes; and
a run through the josm validator to get the biggest problems resolved.
(Note that
This is not for beginners and its much more something to think about first
before rushing in.
I've been looking over bits of Africa and one thing that stands out is the
large number of imported highways. Unfortunately they don't always align
to the imagery. Well they can be within a km or two
Dear Friends,
OpenStreetMap holds a number of regional and country specific "State
of the Map" conferences through out the year.
But, there is also one large, international State of the Map (SotM)
conference each year as well.
The international SotM this year is in Japan and the SotM Working
