Hi everyone,

Together with the NavAds company, we plan to import a thousand Shell fuel 
stations to the United Kingdom. The source is official, which means, Shell 
company specifically shared the dataset to put them on maps. Do you have any 
objections or questions?

The import is done with the OSM Conflator script. It matches dataset points to 
all amenity=fuel nodes and polygons inside a 50 meter radius. If found, the 
object is not moved, but tags are updated from the dataset. The object gets 
correct opening hours, uniform brand and operator tags, and so on. If there is 
no fuel station in OSM there, it is created as a node.

Check out the resulting visualization here: 
http://bl.ocks.org/d/70742fe51e281cb2cd5a80b8eb1e8e11 (markers are clickable; 
blue means modified object, green — new one). Can you find anything wrong that 
we can fix?

You might prefer opening 
http://bl.ocks.org/anonymous/raw/70742fe51e281cb2cd5a80b8eb1e8e11/map.geojson 
in http://geojson.io or iD editor to see the data on top of a satellite imagery 
layer.

Every object is given a "ref:navads_shell" tag with an identifier, which will 
later be used for updating the data.

After this import there will be others of similar nature and quality. Uploading 
will be done with a dedicated account (not created yet). The NavAds company 
specializes in putting businesses on maps, and we are helping them to include 
OpenStreetMap in their choice of target maps. I hope you are okay with this.

Ilya
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