Am 24.08.2013 11:00, schrieb Lester Caine: > Case 1 ... better imagery shows that the location of a way is wrong ... > so move the way to the new location! Do not delete the way and and start > again from scratch. This is were 'imports' are very badly broken, and > when a new import is applied it should update the one it replaces > especially when other material may well now be using the original nodes? > We have many years of 'history' building up, but if that is wiped every > time some new raw data is loaded information is lost. > > Case 2 ... an area is redeveloped and the road structure and buildings > replaced with a new layout. In this case the old layout very much needs > retaining and is exactly the sort of thing that needs to be transferred > to an historic map. Again - delete - is totally the wrong action! > > Case 3 ... vandalism creating havoc ... this can only be correctly > handled by reverting the change set ... a delete button is not the right > tool! > > Case 4 ... you add something wrong to the map while editing ... use undo! > > Bottom line - remove the delete button :)
+1 The revert button is also not needed quite often and as direction is only indicated with oneway you would only need it to change the direction of a oneway street which works by changing the tag. E.g. why is the button that prominent ? Cheers colliar
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