Other criteria for ranking a object for "change protection" could be
1) How long has it been since the last change to it.
2) How big is it. ( a long road would rank higher than a short one)
3) How many things are "attached to it"
4) How important is it. (Motorways are more important than
Alan,
Your phrase "The name tag of New York City should be an obvious example
- what would cause it to change" - That makes a lot of sense. To
further expand on this thought, identify and prioritize features in OSM
that theoretically should not change much at all over long periods of
time.
Hi -
I haven't commented on this forum for several years, but this event did catch
my attention.
There are some uses of OSM map data which would not allow for frequent updates
- offline uses - and therefore, a way of catching such vandalism immediately -
less than a day, even - would be very
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