Brian Prangle wrote:
...
BUT …. now all the extant OpenStreetBugs Notes have migrated over ,
some of which are YEARS old, it’s all getting a bit crowded and hard
to differentiate new notes.
Most of the migrated notes (such as e.g.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/note/110664 ) presumably "just" need a
ground survey - so I guess that's the easiest way to reduce "note
congestion"!
...
So I have a proposal whereby notes are differentiated by age,
gradually fading in colour as they age until they turn white , (much
like us really!)
So for example new notes get a bright colour on the day they’re
created, then fade at week, month, 3 month, 6 month old until they
become white after a year. I’m sure that to those who code such things
this is not a major task
It's an interesting idea, but if that was done on the main osm.org
website I'd imagine that it would get a bit confusing, like the
"multicolour GPS traces" in iD that sound like a good idea if you're a
web developer, but I find mostly unusable within iD (compared to
Potlatch's approach), although the underlying GPS tile layer is useful
if you're out and about and trying to work out whether there are already
traces for X or Y footpath.
Cheers,
Andy
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