Mike Harris schrieb: > As a relative newbie I still remember my first experiences with both > Potlatch and JOSM. I have no idea whether my own experience is typical but I > did find the learning curve steeper on Potlatch than on JOSM even though the > wikis imply the opposite. I think that Richard may have put his finger on it > - the newbie instructions for Potlatch are a little 'dense' - at least until > you are not quite a newbie! > > I would like to help with rewriting these but don't feel that I am competent > enough yet - probably still doing some things wrong (and don't know how to > start!). > This is a wiki, therefore people will work together and if you make mistakes they will correct you. The big advantage of you is that you see thinks like a newbie or beginner. I´m now to familiar with all the tricks so I don´t know really what is difficult for beginners. If you have time, just start writing. > Also - for what it's worth - I find that I use both Potlatch and JOSM but > for different tasks. I use JOSM as my main editor and for doing bulk work on > new routes. I find Potlatch is better for doing minor tweaks and also for > Yahoo tracing (even with the JOSM plugins, the rectification seems better on > Potlatch - or am I just imagining this?!). > Me too. And i love this great history and undo function of potlach.
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