fixme=yes is an interesting one socially. It's a bit like tiger:reviewed=no
If there's an obvious problem, I might feel confident to fix the issue and clear the tag out. But for most nodes I might be unsure what's wrong, or not be confident I know 100% about the object. Thus the fixme=yes sits there forever, for future generations of mappers to look at, make the same conclusion, and leave the tag for the next next generation of mapper. --------------------------------------------------------------- Tools such as Keepright could sidestep some of the fixme clutter by aging out older notes. As a given fixme ages, the percentage chance of it getting fixed goes down. With JOSM at least reading the last edit date is a separate and somewhat slow operation for the mapper.
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