deevroman left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#5008)
or maybe just: `nodes?nodes=1h,2h`?
`nodes?nodes=1v-20..-10` — looks scary :) I suspect the implementation will be
unpleasant and prone to bugs (both on the server and in the client
application).
I only see the power of intervals for objects with more than 100 versions.
These are usually relations. In that case, you'll have to load either each
version individually or via `/relations?relations=`. This doesn't seem like a
big deal if you're working with such large relations. I'd prefer to see
`/api/0.6/[node|way|relation]/#id/history` with more understandable `limit=`
and `max_version=` parameters. `max_version` is also good because it is
resistant to changes to an object by another user, unlike relative versions.
And if we also remember that we have a strange logic for displaying 404... I
would be afraid to extend the functionality of this endpoint :)
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