Alan Mintz wrote: >For several months, I've been doing a lot of mapping on OSM in southern >California. > >In general, when there is not a direct answer for something in the wiki, >I've tried to come up with one from logic and similar documented >situations, tagged that way, and then added it to my list of issues, which >has grown to several dozen now, instead of bombarding the mailing list with >questions. > >What do I do now? Do I edit the wiki to reflect what I've done, and maybe >send a list of links to the list so people can review/comment/object, or >should I send the issues one by one to the mailing list and then fix if >necessary and document afterwards, or some other method?
I forgot to mention. Even if I felt like it was an "ask first, then tag," I would most likely tag one or two isolated areas as examples, using my proposed approach, as long as it wouldn't be disruptive to an existing scheme. Then you have a concrete example to help folks understand your situation, and it will be easy to undo the changes if a better method exists. So, if there is any complexity to the change, it's best to make it a separate change set, so it can be easily backed out. -- Randy _______________________________________________ newbies mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/newbies
