>Recently I mapped a task where there were many non-squared buildings, some roads crossing buildings and some other things Because of the answer on one of my previous questions now I try to correct all these mistakes but with some basic instructions they can hopefully be avoided it’s frustrating to see that someone has done a lot of work and that it all have to be corrected.
Personally I wouldn't bother correcting the buildings. Most are requests from NGOs and at some point they will decide that badly mapped buildings are good enough or they will bring pressure to bear on the project managers and HOT to get a decent building_tool in place. There is one in JOSM but it isn't promoted and that one is usable by new mappers. When it takes longer to correct something by a skilled mapper than it would to map it correctly in the first place something is wrong. Cheerio John On 27 November 2017 at 10:06, Henk Nugter <hnug...@nugter.nl> wrote: > Hai All, > > I’m still a beginner in mapping and sometimes when i open a task there are > general instructions about what to do and how. > Would it be an idea to start with a small set of specific instructions > like: > > - Map buildings and square them > - Avoid building scrossing ways > - Always connect roads etc. > > Recently I mapped a task where there were many non-squared buildings, some > roads crossing buildings and some other things > Because of the answer on one of my previous questions now I try to correct > all these mistakes but with some basic instructions they can hopefully be > avoided > it’s frustating to see that someone has done a lot of work and that it all > have to be corrected. > > > > Regards > Henk Nugter > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > HOT mailing list > HOT@openstreetmap.org > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot > >
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