On Sun, Jan 13, 2013 at 6:11 PM, Augustin Doury <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi! Couple things I realized this morning using the Tasking Manager : > > 1) Limit how many times you could split the tasks, for a zoom level of 17, > maybe not more than once. > > sometimes tasks are splitted twice or more, it really slows the mapping. > With the new workflow, users shouldn't be able to split more than once. > > 2) Make it easy to find which task you're working on, > In the current version all "current worked on" tasks are highlighted in > orange, maybe the task linked to your OSM account could be highlighted in > an other colour. > I think there's already a link to your currently locked task when you're looking for an other one. But I agree, maybe some color on the map would help. > > 3) It's too easy to delete a task, it could be great to add one step more > for security checking > By task, do you mean "job"? This is a usual confusion. If so, there's already an open issue. > Great to imagine how the new version will be! > > Augustin > > > On Sat, Jan 12, 2013 at 9:39 PM, Augustin Doury <[email protected] > > wrote: > >> Thanks for that Pierre! Here are some comments : >> >> On Sat, Jan 12, 2013 at 8:18 PM, Pierre GIRAUD >> <[email protected]>wrote: >>> >>> >>> - with this in mind, tiles url (in the address bar) can be used to be >>> shared to someone else. This might be useful to use a tile as reference in >>> a discussion between mappers, >>> >> >> > this is a real enhancement, especially with new mappers who want to >> have their work checked or to share it easily. I would use it like every >> week. >> >> >>> >>> - comments are now required when marking a task as done or >>> (in)validating one, >>> >> >> > great, it could be good to have an informative message to explain what >> kind of comment is expected, >> > maybe the person who create the job could choose this informative >> message. >> >> >>> - users have access to the tile change history. >>> >> >> > this is a real enhancement too I think >> >> >>> >>> Please write down any problems you see and your good or bad feelings. >>> >> >> Something that could be great on the Tasking Manager's "users" page : >> >> By clicking on the OSMid of a contributor or a validator, be able to : >> >> - know which tile he has edited >> - know which tile he has marked as "done" >> - which tile he has validated >> - and be able to select it easily and open it in "read-only" mode. >> Great for quality assurance with new mappers, and great to find which >> tile you have worked on yesterday. >> >> >> >>> >>> Thanks. >>> >>> Off topic question: >>> I'm not sure how important the locking is when an advanced user wants to >>> (in)validate the work done on a job. >>> How about allowing validation without any lock. Or maybe we should >>> rethink the validation process. >>> Any thoughts? >>> >> >> > when a new register click on a task marked as done, he uses to validate >> or invalidate it quickly and don't think to just click on "unlock-it"... >> I think a new validation process could be great, let it open for >> everybody but be sure that all validators did it in an informed way and >> don't validate or invalidate a task by mistake. >> >> >>> >>> Pierre >>> >>> [1] http://tasks-dev.hotosm.org >>> >>> -- >>> ------------------------------------------------------------- >>> | Pierre GIRAUD >>> ------------------------------------------------------------- >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> HOT mailing list >>> [email protected] >>> http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot >>> >>> >> -- >> Augustin Doury >> Openstreetmap Senegal Community Mobilizer >> Humanitarian Openstreetmap Team (HOT) >> +221773160902 >> > > > > -- > Augustin Doury > Openstreetmap Senegal Community Mobilizer > Humanitarian Openstreetmap Team (HOT) > +221773160902 > -- ------------------------------------------------------------- | Pierre GIRAUD -------------------------------------------------------------
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