On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 3:50 AM, maning sambale <emmanuel.samb...@gmail.com>wrote:
> > Last week, we found out that another user is adding back the data. > The reason was by clicking the "U" in potlatch, the deleted roads > appear as red lines with a lock icon. Of course there is a tag > showing the history:some version number. If the user would want to > know more why the data was deleted he/she can click "H" to show more > history info, but I suspect very few newbies know about this. > > I do love that we do not forget our own history, but is there a way to > warn potlatch users not to revert such data? Perhaps an additional > tag as to why the data was deleted? This can be probably parsed from > the changeset comments. > > Perhaps the following action should be done when illegal sourced data are removed: - first, remove all existing tags (highway, etc) but keep a note saying that this is an illegal import - then commit, - second, delete the data Pieren
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