Yes, that would be fine. You might also consider breaking up the edit into multiple uploads each with an appropriate source tag - this may be a bit tricky depending on which editor you use, though.
On Sun, 10 Mar 2019, 22:02 Martin Wynne, <mar...@templot.com> wrote: > On 10/03/2019 21:33, Edward Catmur wrote: > > Changesets have a timestamp attached (the time when you hit upload in the > > editor, I guess), so the community (other mappers and data consumers) can > > usually assume that the survey date is more or less the same as the > > changeset timestamp. > > Thanks. But a changeset could contain several dozen different items, not > all of which have been surveyed at the same time, or even surveyed at all. > > For example I might add a footbridge over a stream. The footbridge would > have been freshly surveyed, but the course of the stream I would most > likely trace from OS OpenData StreetView in the iD editor. > > My thought was to add the physical date to each separate item, the date > I crossed or photographed the bridge or whatever, regardless of when I > added it to OSM. It might be only a day or two later, or it might be a > few months later. > > cheers, > > Martin. >
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