I don't, no. I do still see people adding osm:* tags to their photos
though, via the RSS feeds, but realistically I don't expect its gotten
much traction.
Like the blog post said it's still pretty a "dorky" feature and that
means it really needs some love and tools and examples to help people
(who don't live and breathe this stuff) understand what to do with it.
And then I left Flickr and they've had a thousand and one other
priorities and and and.
I added support for the tags in buildings=yes. For example (you'll need
to scroll down to the "photos" section) :
http://buildingequalsyes.spum.org/id/2150341379
http://buildingequalsyes.spum.org/id/2148567270
I'm hoping to have some time to work on b=y again soon and it would be
nice to wire in an (Flickr) uploadr or something.
Cheers,
On 8/1/11 4:40 PM, Richard Weait wrote:
On Mon, Aug 1, 2011 at 7:19 PM, straup<[email protected]> wrote:
For what it's worth we were aware that IDs were technically considered
unstable when we started down the OSM machine tags "extras" road, at Flickr.
Do you have an idea of how often OSM machine tags are added to items
in Flickr, and how often those tags are followed, consumed or clicked?
how is use changing over time?
It's pretty cool. I should use those tags more often.
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