OpenStreetMap
New change set tracker in the user profiles should be removed.
Hans Thompson bejegyzése English nyelven ekkor: 14 március 2025My edits are not git commits.
If anyone that is interested in knowing my change set history I would be more than happy to send them a link to one.
The ability to edit my bio and profile picture are all the personalization that I require.
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TrickyFoxy hozzászólása ekkor: 2025. március 14., 15.11
What is the difference?
Hans Thompson hozzászólása ekkor: 2025. március 14., 15.58
A typo correction could be a commit I suppose so then most anything could be git commit. My point is that I do not want or need my changes being analyzed and tracked as a default.
sw_uwu hozzászólása ekkor: 2025. március 14., 19.43
While I’d appreciate a visibility toggle for this feature, you do realize that all data you submit to OSM is entirely public and pages like https://hdyc.neis-one.org reveal way more information than a simple contribution graph like this?
Hans Thompson hozzászólása ekkor: 2025. március 14., 20.54
@sw_uwu. Yes, I am aware this is public. I am speaking to the difference between making data available and displaying statistics that infer behavior.
rayleigh1 hozzászólása ekkor: 2025. március 16., 11.02
I completely disagree. The addition is extremely welcome and shows the recent, very positive trend of OSM-website maintainters finally implementing long-requested features.
Thank you, OSM-website maintainers for this and in general for “Reviving” a “dead” project.
PS: Should there be a toggle for displaying that? Probably yes, as evidenced by this diary entry existing.
Hans Thompson hozzászólása ekkor: 2025. március 17., 18.10
If it was welcome, there wouldn’t be so much disagreement as a whole.
This a diary entry, if you would like to share your own feelings, utilize the existing features you aren’t using to compose your own entry.
Mateusz Konieczny hozzászólása ekkor: 2025. március 18., 17.18
AFAIK noone was claiming so and it such confusion was not a reason for adding this display