(Cross post from the users: Australia forum)
Hi all,
I've been really getting stuck into performing on-foot surveys of
areas where the street names are missing, and I was thinking about an
"easier" way of recording street name data. Walking papers is
fantastic (and I still use it to print out whe
map - I would argue that it is
falling into the "might bring the project into disrepute" elements of
the "important to respond immediately and revert first and ask
questions to the contributor in parallel" guidelines in the OSM w
This kit may also help, depending on your screen size:
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.12561
when fitted, provides a 7-inch touchscreen via USB, which I'm assuming
would be more convenient that using the touchpad.
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Voon-Li Chung
chun...@gmail.c
>> There's no convenient way. ?We could bounce a user off to the OSM site to
>> register, but this is complex because they then need to confirm an email,
>> and after the signup there (appears to be) no convenient way to bring them
>> back to our site. We'd then have to ask them to enter their OSM
nt
nearmap users. People would be able to see "oh someone's already
flagged that for an edit", and see what the status of all the
suggestions are (Accepted, Reviewed, In progress, Fixed, Won't Fix
etc). Sort of like a GIS Bugzilla.
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Voon-Li Chung
chun...@gmail.com.au
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