On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 7:11 PM, Ben Last <ben.l...@nearmap.com> wrote:
> On 3 August 2010 18:13, Dave F. <dave...@madasafish.com> wrote: > >> Can somebody revert this edit ASAP? >> > > Which reminds me... we at NearMap are preparing to begin rollout of OSM > editing on our site; simple operations like adding house numbers and > adding/correcting street names. Edits can be made by registered users of > our site through a simple interface that's not as scary as Potlatch :) Our > aim is therefore to encourage non-mappers to contribute to OSM, since they > won't have to worry about the complexities of tagging rules, etc. Whilst we > have a number of things in place to guard against vandalism and incorrect > edits, we're also looking at the best ways to (a) tag uploaded edits so that > they can be clearly extracted from the data and (b) work with the OSM > community to revert bad edits. We could do (b) by emailing the various > lists, but is there a more efficient way to arrange to get edits reverted? > I'm looking for whatever way is least load on us *and* those in OSM who > maintain the data. > Wasn't there a discussion a long while ago about a system of flagging changesets (and users, too, probably) as bad/inappropriate/spammy? Enough bad changesets = a nomination for revert or temp. ban/kick?
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