OpenStreetMap
Who is adding administrative boundaries ?
Do ablansinger đăng vào 19 tháng 07 năm 2008 bằng English.For some weeks ago I noticed that a road (way 13523361) suddenly had become an administrative boundary with germany on the left side. I also noticed that the change had been added by a user "anonymous".
Today I noticed that the entire eastcost line of denmark (eg. way 4120237), from the german/danish border and up to tha danish city Kolding, had benne tagged the same way as administrative boundary with germany on the left side. And again it was added by a user anonymous.
Can anybody explan what is happening ?
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Bình luận của chillly vào 20 tháng 07 năm 2008 lúc 16:40
It looks like someone has created a user 'anonymous' ...
Bình luận của ablansinger vào 20 tháng 07 năm 2008 lúc 17:01
And this someone is then putting incorrect administrative boundaries on roads and costlines in the mittle of denmark ?
Well it can be true ! but couldnt it be some kind of automated import that is "out of control" ?
Bình luận của smsm1 vào 21 tháng 07 năm 2008 lúc 15:54
You could try sending the user a message?
Bình luận của Andy Allan vào 21 tháng 07 năm 2008 lúc 16:45
It's not a user called "anonymous", it's an anonymous user. Remember, we have several thousand user accounts that are indistinguishable and we can't contact the users - it's only potlatch that enforces making your edits public.
Bình luận của ablansinger vào 21 tháng 07 năm 2008 lúc 19:22
Hmmm that would mean there is no way to know what was the intention with the changes, and in worst case we can be changing it back and forth until one resigns.
I am using the potlatch editor, and has only shortly looked at JOSM, but it
seems that even with JOSM a login is required to upload changes, or ?
How is it possible to upload ways without being properly registered ?
I thought that it was some kind of automated import of data from a license free
data set (could be that the was a free definition of the german borders), I have
read that this kind of import have been used in other cases. How can such imported data be recognised ?