On 13.01.2018 11:02, joost schouppe wrote: > - a reviewer in OSMcha can adapt the message to his own personal message > or an ad hoc message [...] > - a reviewer can choose to not send a message if they feel like they're > spamming
Those would be steps in the right direction, but I wonder why it's necessary to even pre-fill a default message at all? I'd suggest to leave it blank and have people compose their own messages. Now ideally, those would be tailored to each changeset and mention something that demonstrates you actually looked at the new user's work (and in a perfect world, demonstrates local knowledge to show that you're from the area). But even if the reviewer writes a message only once and re-uses it for subsequent changesets (which OSMCha could even make easier by remembering your previous messages), that message will still be infinitely better than the current default, as it's likely to be in the local language, follow local communication styles, and have an individual touch from the human mapper who wrote it. _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
