Hey, I think you are loosing the point. It is different to say « Here is
a pharmacy missing » (carry an information) than to say « here is the
street name missing » (IMO carry no information). While I like the first
one (and even prefer it wher the name is added), I don't like the
second, that looks too much as remote note opening, and adds no
information (IMO) to the contributor.
JB.
Le 30/07/2014 10:10, Andreas Goss a écrit :
create a note for missing addresses, shops, pharmacies, etc. Such
notes do not help contributors because it is so obvious and does not
bring any information or error report helping the others.
Missing POIs are not obvious at all. I can't look at openstreetmap.org
and see "Oh there is a shop or pharmacy missing here".
In Germany those notes are very common and mappers usually gladly
impelent them. Usually it is also easy to confirm them with a qick
google search and some people even post a URL. (The last carto update
also made those mappers really happy, because we get a lot of notes
for stuff that is in the DB, but not shown on the map)
For addresses it depends. A lot of addresses missing in the area? I
agree no point in creating notes. A single address missing when
everything around is covered? Certaily valid to point that out.
It just a bit arrongant or coming from people thinking that
contributions have
to be prioritized like street names before buildings, etc.
Considering I mainly use street names for navigation and to find stuff
on the map I don't see how it is arrogant. Dozen of houses missing in
an area usually does not make a big difference, a few street names
missing on the other hand are much more likely to result in a bad user
experiance.
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