Well, I don't see a need to reinvent this tag anyway.
The key note=* is well-established as far as I'm aware.
If the editor interface isn't satisfactory, we should be talking with the
developers.
I'm not sure if it's possible, but placing the note closer to the top of
the presets seems like a good
> On Jun 12, 2015, at 9:55 AM, jgpacker wrote:
>
> This tag already exists and has editor support (at least in iD) for a
> considerable time.
> It's called note=*.
>
> Cheers,
> João
>
Note doesn’t appear in a modal window when selecting an object, just on the
list on the left (and offscreen
This tag already exists and has editor support (at least in iD) for a
considerable time.
It's called note=*.
Cheers,
João
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On 6/11/2015 6:17 PM, David wrote:
Perhaps more emphasis is needed on good manners when editing existing data too.
I believe these are mostly honest mistakes with good intentions. If
someone traces imagery or works a fixup challenge while watching TV,
99.99% of edits might be to verify and m
I like the idea. Editors show the message prominently the first time you
touch the object. It doesn't have to be imagery, it can be various messages
to subsequent mappers.
pet, 12. lip 2015. 00:20 David je napisao:
> Formalising readme is a good and have editing tools display it. But i
> would l
Formalising readme is a good and have editing tools display it. But i would
like to see the readme tag used very selectively. It could contain far more
data than the rest if the object's tag. Bad if people saw it like comments in
source code.
Perhaps more emphasis is needed on good manners when
this is a summary of previous discussion on newbies & talk-us
we have an ongoing, persistent problem with armchair mappers
"correcting" the map to match out of date aerial imagery. i just
had to repair the map in Rensselaer, NY; the street named
Broadway was reconfigured in late 2012, and bing ima
