On 25.08.15 14:00, Jochen Topf wrote:
> I am working on the libosmium C++ library. It can read and write all sorts of
> OSM files. And it works on Windows. No I have been asking myself whether I am
> using the "right" line endings on Windows. Unix normally has LF, Windows has
> CRLF. So does that m
On 04.12.14 12:33, Tom Hughes wrote:
> So in other words, most of things we already factor in to our spam scoring...
> We're just not quite as rigid.
A (hidden) spam score is bad (IMO). Nobody sees it, almost nobody can test it.
A documented "user level" with documented rules would make much more
On 03.12.14 17:14, Andy Allan wrote:
> Thanks for the analysis, I hope it provides developers with ideas for
> combatting it via the automated spam filters that we already have[1].
I'd suggest to extend/refine the automated filter somewhat. Say:
* a "novice" ist not allowed to post at all
* a "no
On 15.05.13 23:34, Rob Nickerson wrote:
> For transparency I suggested that the SotM conference being promoted and for
> other events I suggested that we include a prominent "events" banner
NACK to any promotion on the front page of osm.org. SOTM (international) ist the
only thing that can be tole
Hi,
What is the URL parameter to initially show the "browse notes" overlay?
Will this be added to the permalink?
/al
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On 05.07.12 09:44, Frederik Ramm wrote:
> It is now, here:
>
> http://mull.geofabrik.de/hires.html
Looks gorgeous!
Side by side comparison: http://www.openstreetmap.at/userfiles/vergleich.png
Now the icons should also be "retinated"... ;)
BTW, it is impossible to touch the current OpenLayers e
Hello,
Is there a list of valid characters available? (or a list of "forbidden" ones?)
I got a report "ungültiger Anzeigename" (probably "invalid display name") from a
user.
The probably most famous "invalid" character is ".", isn't ist?
/al
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On 22.08.11 14:17, Brian Quinion wrote:
> They were putting through around 250 search requests per SECOND using
> what looks like a broken autocomplete implementation.
> I had to take emergency action to restore the service.
Thanks for pointing this out.
> I'd be grateful if you could pass this o
Hi!
I was contacted by some guys from e-control.at (they develop some fuel cost
database) that they would use Nominatim and their app would be blocked by
nominatim.
Is this the case? Did someone there contact any sysadmin already?
The website is: http://spritpreisrechner.at/
/al
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Hi!
I was contacted by some guys from e-control.at (they develop some fuel cost
database) that they would use Nominatim and their app would be blocked by
nominatim.
Is this the case? Did someone there contact any sysadmin already?
/al
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On 16.03.10 15:18, Frederik Ramm wrote:
> Can't we do something that is more related to our core business. Maybe
> track them down using GeoIP and then mark their home location on the map
> ("Spammer lives HERE >") ;-)
>
The idea sounds nice, but the comment spam i've seen mostly comes fro
Why don't you set up your own (non-standard) challenge, some kind of:
"Here are 6 pictures, select those two that show a stop-sign."
You could permutate the pictures, kind of signs and filenames randomly.
Other than some kind of mathematical challenge (like in the wiki) this
would be somehow
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