By this definition any import of data that has as part of its process
each item added that the item is inspected visually using the todo list
is not an import.
There are a lot of building outlines that are being brought in in this
way currently. Are they exempt from the import guidelines?
Thanks John
Rory McCann wrote on 2019-02-14 10:09 AM:
IMO a key feature of "is this an import or not?" is whether a mapper
looks at each (new) object individually. If yes, then it's not an
import. Opening a .osm file in JOSM, running the validator and then
pressing upload is not looking at each feature individually, ie an
import. Doing the above, but you use JOSM's todo plugin to (actually)
look at each object, makes it not an import.
"Has this piece of data been specifically checked by an OSMer?".
On 12/02/2019 18:39, Mike N wrote:
Checking in - Is the process of using Microsoft Buildings which are
occasionally distorted by shadows and thus all have to be manually
inspected still treated as an import, or would the process be
classified as a Mapathon?
Thanks,
Mike
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