Hi, Am 2014-09-21 um 12:07 schrieb Michael Reichert: > I have discovered that the user OpenBeerMapContributor [1] uploads > anonymous edits from OpenBeerMap [2] to OSM database. > > Users can edit parts of OSM data via OpenBeerMap. The can add/modify the > tags brewery=*, opening_hours=*, name=*, internet_access=*, > brewery:note=* and "Happy Hours" (I don't know where this information is > being written to). They do not have to log in. > > The website itself does not inform users that their edits will be > written to OSM database. This is problem. Therefore, edits may contain > wrong formatted opening hours information or copyright infringement and > OSM users cannot contact the users. > > The good thing: Users cannot add new POIs, i.e. they cannot create > duplicates.
I have got an answer from the account owner. As the, now updated, user page says, the contributions are moderated. Users can only modify following tags: - brewery - brewery:note - name - internet_access It was not so bad (unmoderated anonymous edits) as I thought. Best regards Michael -- Per E-Mail kommuniziere ich bevorzugt GPG-verschlüsselt.
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