Hi Steve, 

I agree that we can improve. Each activation is pushing us to our limits. The 
leaders, we do not have time to look at the details. Did not have time either 
to write updates either then sending short messages on 
https://twitter.com/pierzen 
An other area whre help woudbe appreciated. I dont have time to record all the 
excellent suggestions on the list.
regard
 
Pierre 

      De : Steve Bower <[email protected]>
 À : [email protected] 
 Envoyé le : Jeudi 30 avril 2015 2h07
 Objet : [HOT] How to handle existing features for #1018 Nepal task
   
I'm working on project #1081 Nepal detailed mapping 2nd pass. I'm new to OSM 
but have lots of GIS experience. 
Not sure how best to handle existing features already in the data (either from 
the 1st pass, or predating the project)
(1) The instructions say "do not trace all the paths in the fields or small 
paths of a few hundred meters that do not connect to road networks." If there 
are existing paths like that in the data, should I delete them?

(2) An existing long way tagged "highway=track" appears to start as a track 
that could support motorized vehicles (2 tire tracks are visible), but soon 
becomes very difficult to distinguish and is perhaps impassible. I'm guessing 
it was traced from different imagery (I checked Bing and MapBox, per the 
instructions) - I would not have traced much of it - too hard to see. Should I 
split this long way and label the second part 'highway=unclassified' or similar?
(3) Some small hamlets of 5-10 buildings, accessible only by paths, are 
enclosed in existing 'landuse=residential' polygons. The validation 
instructions are to confirm there are highways connecting 'residential' areas, 
and that there are 'residential' polygons around clusters of "20 or so houses". 
Should I remove the 'residential' polygons around tiny hamlets that are not on 
roads?
(By the way, I read the AAAARRRRGH! thread and agree with Stacey and others 
that more detailed project instructions would be one key way to improve quality 
and consistency, especially from new users. My questions reflect the sort of 
basic examples that could be part of more detailed instructions. Being a new 
user with "fresh eyes", I could help with that - but that's a different thread.)
Steve

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