Re: [josm-dev] Thank You Note?

2013-06-15 Thread Frederik Ramm

Hi,

On 15.06.2013 04:54, Bryce Nesbitt wrote:

at the FOSSGIS conference, someone said in a presentation that the user
experience in OSM could be improved if the editor were to give a simple
thank you message after you have uploaded something. Thank yo for
contributing to OpenStreetMap or so.


I think it far more powerful if nothing special happens
...but a day or two later someone drops by, reviews the edit, and sends a
note of encouragement.

(but why is this on the JOSM list... JOSM is not an entry level editor?)


It is on the JOSM list because I wanted to hear JOSM developers' 
opinions about this.


And whether or not JOSM is an entry level editor (it is certainly used 
often for introducing new people to OSM, see e.g. learnosm.org) should 
not have an effect on it attempting to provide a satisfying user 
experience.


Sure, even nicer to get encouraging emails from others in the project 
but how likely is that?


Bye
Frederik

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Re: [josm-dev] Thank You Note?

2013-06-15 Thread Dirk Stöcker

On Sat, 15 Jun 2013, Frederik Ramm wrote:


  thank you message after you have uploaded something. Thank yo for
  contributing to OpenStreetMap or so.

 I think it far more powerful if nothing special happens
 ...but a day or two later someone drops by, reviews the edit, and sends a
 note of encouragement.

 (but why is this on the JOSM list... JOSM is not an entry level editor?)


It is on the JOSM list because I wanted to hear JOSM developers' opinions 
about this.


And whether or not JOSM is an entry level editor (it is certainly used often 
for introducing new people to OSM, see e.g. learnosm.org) should not have an 
effect on it attempting to provide a satisfying user experience.


Sure, even nicer to get encouraging emails from others in the project but how 
likely is that?


Actually I would find such (valueless) messages disturbing. If we add it, 
it should be auto-disabled after e.g. 20 uploads and also be an 
auto-disapearing splash-overlay (like the filter display).


OTOH probably we should build statistics and display these (e.g. in start 
splash screen or such an after-upload splash):

- hours worked
- nodes/ways/relations changed,added,removed
- All stats at whole, last day, last week, last month

That can encourage (or discourage when people see how much time they 
really spend for OSM).


Combined with statistics such a note may be even interesting for long-time 
users of JOSM. A simple thanks is more a visual polution.


Thought if we add stats, users will kill us when we suggest to reset 
preferences, as they will loose all their stats at the same time :-)


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Re: [josm-dev] Thank You Note?

2013-06-15 Thread Bryce Nesbitt
On Sat, Jun 15, 2013 at 3:37 AM, Frederik Ramm frede...@remote.org wrote:


 Sure, even nicer to get encouraging emails from others in the project but
 how likely is that?


Peer review is a bigger topic.
But peer review is also mapper-to-mapper contact.

Editing OSM can be a very isolated experience.  You find the map.  You find
a feature that's wrong.  You learn the tool.  You change it.
And that's it.  No followup, no thanks, no feedback.

Connecting a new (first 20 edits) user to a nearby mapper, that could
really draw people into the community of OSM.

I'd definitely review the edits of new nearby mappers.


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Re: [josm-dev] Thank You Note?

2013-06-15 Thread colliar
On 15.06.2013 13:20, Dirk Stöcker wrote:
 On Sat, 15 Jun 2013, Frederik Ramm wrote:
 
   thank you message after you have uploaded something. Thank yo for
   contributing to OpenStreetMap or so.

  I think it far more powerful if nothing special happens
  ...but a day or two later someone drops by, reviews the edit, and
 sends a
  note of encouragement.

  (but why is this on the JOSM list... JOSM is not an entry level
 editor?)

 It is on the JOSM list because I wanted to hear JOSM developers'
 opinions about this.

 And whether or not JOSM is an entry level editor (it is certainly used
 often for introducing new people to OSM, see e.g. learnosm.org) should
 not have an effect on it attempting to provide a satisfying user
 experience.

 Sure, even nicer to get encouraging emails from others in the project
 but how likely is that?
 
 Actually I would find such (valueless) messages disturbing. If we add
 it, it should be auto-disabled after e.g. 20 uploads and also be an
 auto-disapearing splash-overlay (like the filter display).

+ 10

 OTOH probably we should build statistics and display these (e.g. in
 start splash screen or such an after-upload splash):
 - hours worked
 - nodes/ways/relations changed,added,removed
 - All stats at whole, last day, last week, last month
 
 That can encourage (or discourage when people see how much time they
 really spend for OSM).
 
 Combined with statistics such a note may be even interesting for
 long-time users of JOSM. A simple thanks is more a visual polution.
 
 Thought if we add stats, users will kill us when we suggest to reset
 preferences, as they will loose all their stats at the same time :-)

We would need an extra service for that as you might have more than one
preference directory, OP or PC. Why not include all added data not only
the part that was committed through JOSM ?

Colliar



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Re: [josm-dev] Thank You Note?

2013-06-15 Thread Russ Nelson
Frederik Ramm writes:
  Sure, even nicer to get encouraging emails from others in the project 
  but how likely is that?

I've done it. Follow #osm-us, look for users in NY (just to limit the
quantity and so there's some hope of my having been in the town where
the edit was), review the edit, and send a thank-you note which makes
it clear that I looked at the edit.  Nice job with the Lobster House,
thanks!

It doesn't scale well. But it would be easier if I could say to
osmbot-test on #osm-us Hey, send me a DM when somebody makes an edit
within these bboxes: 

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Re: [josm-dev] Thank You Note?

2013-06-15 Thread Nicolás Álvarez
El 15/06/2013, a las 12:58, colliar colliar4e...@aol.com escribió:
 On 15.06.2013 13:20, Dirk Stöcker wrote:
 OTOH probably we should build statistics and display these (e.g. in
 start splash screen or such an after-upload splash):
 - hours worked
 - nodes/ways/relations changed,added,removed
 - All stats at whole, last day, last week, last month
 
 That can encourage (or discourage when people see how much time they
 really spend for OSM).
 
 Combined with statistics such a note may be even interesting for
 long-time users of JOSM. A simple thanks is more a visual polution.
 
 Thought if we add stats, users will kill us when we suggest to reset
 preferences, as they will loose all their stats at the same time :-)
 
 We would need an extra service for that as you might have more than one
 preference directory, OP or PC. Why not include all added data not only
 the part that was committed through JOSM ?

The main OSM API allows storing arbitrary key-value pairs associated with a 
user account. You could put the hours worked there, and even document the key 
so that other editors store the stats in the same way.

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Re: [josm-dev] Thank You Note?

2013-06-15 Thread Dirk Stöcker

On Sat, 15 Jun 2013, colliar wrote:


Thought if we add stats, users will kill us when we suggest to reset
preferences, as they will loose all their stats at the same time :-)


We would need an extra service for that as you might have more than one
preference directory, OP or PC. Why not include all added data not only
the part that was committed through JOSM ?


No server-based stats inside the editor. There are already services for 
that.


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Re: [josm-dev] Thank You Note?

2013-06-15 Thread Nicolás Alvarez
2013/6/15 Dirk Stöcker openstreet...@dstoecker.de:
 On Sat, 15 Jun 2013, colliar wrote:

 Thought if we add stats, users will kill us when we suggest to reset
 preferences, as they will loose all their stats at the same time :-)


 We would need an extra service for that as you might have more than one
 preference directory, OP or PC. Why not include all added data not only
 the part that was committed through JOSM ?


 No server-based stats inside the editor. There are already services for
 that.

No existing service can show hours worked, because they don't know
how long you spent editing before uploading a changeset.

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