A fair point Severin, however I would still rather complete what I can
see rather than stop at some randomly assigned grid. As I understand it
the grids have been applied to help people feel they've got an
acheivable task in front of them or to direct them to a part of the map
that is usually ignored?
Jonathan
On 21/06/2012 18:17, Séverin MENARD wrote:
But in this case you take the risk someone else is also editing these
other box/grids/squares in the same time. And finally we get these
duplicates you noticed :)
Severin
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BTW on the subject of editing grids, personally I don't always stay in
the box, if I'm mapping a river or road then I'll follow it to it's
logical or prectical conclusion, also any polygons I will complete even
if they take me further a field. I see no benefit in adding incomplete
data in the db.
Jonathan
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