Bryce Nesbitt <bry...@obviously.com> writes: > 6) Lazy Requests to do cleanup that the note writer did not want to do > themselves.
That's unnecessarily perjorative. I've seen a number of notes around me that could be characterized that way, and I've entered a number myself. I view it as a public shared todo list. I've fixed some of them myself, others (esp. oceanvortex) have fixed some, and some remain. It's far faster to drop a note than to do the work, and often it's simply a matter of half an hour with bing and tiger or the massgis parcels layer to resolve. I consider this use case to be a successful example of notes. That said, there is a lot of junk. But I just close them if I can't figure them out and if I'm fairly sure I wouldn't be able to if I showed up.
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