Re: [OSM-talk] Talk-GB Digest, Vol 197, Issue 27

2023-04-03 Thread Dave F via talk
Could admin transfer this to Talk-GB please. DaveF On 27/03/2023 13:51, Ragone, Olivia via talk wrote: Thank you for providing feedback on some of the edits made by National Trust staff as part of our organised editing activity, on the representation of paths. We’d like to apologise that it

Re: [OSM-talk] Talk-GB Digest, Vol 197, Issue 27

2023-04-02 Thread stevea
I don't totally disagree with Greg's characterization of "unreasonable," as "standardized / hashtagged" changeset comments are curt (even a touch rude) if they are not super-well-documented (widely vetted, spoken about...) as to what's going on, and easily have the ability to hide errors or

Re: [OSM-talk] Talk-GB Digest, Vol 197, Issue 27

2023-04-02 Thread john whelan
I suspect the National Trust of which I happen to be a member is much more centralised and top down than OpenStreetMap which tends to be more bottom up. It is a different culture and the OSM side has evolved over time. I'd ask you to be nice to us and work with us where possible. The OSM

Re: [OSM-talk] Talk-GB Digest, Vol 197, Issue 27

2023-04-02 Thread Greg Troxel
"Ragone, Olivia via talk" writes: > We tend to use a standard changeset comment as it would be very > difficult to capture details of every change. However, since receiving > feedback on the Talk-GB mailing list, we have amended our standard > comment to be more representative of the type of

Re: [OSM-talk] Talk-GB Digest, Vol 197, Issue 27

2023-04-02 Thread Ragone, Olivia via talk
Thank you for providing feedback on some of the edits made by National Trust staff as part of our organised editing activity, on the representation of paths. We'd like to apologise that it has taken some time to provide a response. We are always open to constructive feedback that helps us to