** UPDATE: ** The service now supports "reject" button. To use it, your query must contain " #queryId:... " comment. By default, when a user rejects something, a tag "_autoreject=id" is created. An object can have multiple rejected IDs. If the current query was previously rejected, user will no longer be able to edit the object with the same query.
Optionally, query may specify a different rejection tag with " #rejectTag:... ", instead of using the default "_autoreject". I am still hoping for a better default name. Both #rejectTag and #queryId values must consist of only the Latin characters, digits, and underscores. Additionally, the tool no longer allows editing above zoom 16. Thanks! On Sat, Oct 14, 2017 at 12:34 AM Yuri Astrakhan <yuriastrak...@gmail.com> wrote: > Simon, thanks for the constructive criticism, as it allows improvements > rather than aggravation. I propose that "rejections" are saved as a new > tag, for example "_autoreject". In a way, this is very similar to the > "nobot" proposal - users reject a specific bot by hand. > > _autoreject will store a semicolon-separated multivalue tag. A query will > contain some "ID", e.g. "amenity-sanatorium", and that ID will be added to > the _autoreject whenever user clicks "reject suggestion" button. > > Benefits: > * use existing tools to analyse, search, and edit this tag, without > creating anything new > * we can use it inside the queries themselves to say "only suggest to fix > X if the users have rejected Y", or if someone creates a bad query and most > values are rejected, we can easily find them and clean them up > * very easy to implement, few chances for bugs, no chances to loose > rejection data by accident > * other tools can also use this field to store rejections, e.g. > mapRoulette or Omose. > * Query authors can easily search for it to see why they showed up in the > query result, and fix the original query > > The biggest problem is the tag name, any suggestions? >
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