Hi,
Perhaps I didn't express it clearly, but my interest was in the idea that
certain. rather limited changelists could be flagged for moderation before they
are put into main dataset. There will always be things that seem like they
should be blocked, but are actually appropriate. In the
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On September 5, 2018 7:24 PM, Kevin Kenny wrote:
> Are you tagging the routes consistently with role=forward or
> role=reverse? An evacuation route is essentially a one-way item
> (presumably, return after the
Are you tagging the routes consistently with role=forward or
role=reverse? An evacuation route is essentially a one-way item
(presumably, return after the crisis can be by any open road), and it
would be good to render them with arrows.
On Wed, Sep 5, 2018 at 7:20 PM Eric H. Christensen wrote:
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I recently finished an update to the evacuation routes feature[0], turning it
into a relation (route). I'll be working on adding hurricane evacuation routes
to areas I'm familiar with (Maryland, Hampton Roads area of Virginia, and
Northeast
osmcha (osmcha.mapbox.com) already does most of this. While detecting
vandalism in general is difficult, edits like those in question are easy
to detect and small in number.
IMHO it really isn't an issue with openstreetmap in this case, as even
with the delay (somebody reported the user in
I tend to agree that automated systems are going to be not that useful.
I tend to notice some things in my area, but it's hard to keep track.
This makes me wonder about a tool that
- lets people sign up to watch edits, in some area, or in general,
sort of like maproulette. Use some
Hi,
On 05.09.2018 03:36, Alan Brown wrote:
> Granted, it would be nearly impossible to make this criteria perfect:
I think it would already be nearly impossible to make these criteria
even *good*. It is easy to come up with a knee-jerk "nobody should be
allowed to change the name tag of New
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