On 20/02/2011 09:36, Nick Whitelegg wrote:
>Could it be because not many people use it?
>I still don't understand why, in a collaborative project, that
osmbugs is used as a record to get other people to amend missing items
>"Feel free to put the modifications you would like to see on
OpenStreetMap <http://www.openstreetmap.org/> on the map."
>That is from the front page. To me, it goes against the way OSM is
meant to work; if you want to see modifications to OSM then do it
yourselves.
>Much more useful is the likes of Keepright which can flag up fixme tags.>
If you get the time!!!
I agree; I'm also always running out of time...
Say you're out on a walk and you don't map every single footpath in
the area on that day, and, because it's a long way away, you're
unlikely to go back there.
Or, you notice something missing reasonably close to you but never get
out there.
...which is why I use the fixme or note tag *within* the OSM database to
flag things I don't complete.
Or, you're mapping somewhere and want to know what's missing.
The likes of LookRight already do this from data direct within the
database.
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