OpenStreetMap
Argh! After putting this junction right twice I've had to take desperate measures. (see map location and click edit)
I wish yahoo tracers wouldn't assume that other mappers are wrong when they haven't been to a location recently themselves. This roundabout was changed to a big crossroads more than a year ago!
Grrrr!
Diskuto
Komento de Minh Nguyen je 23 majo 2009 je 09:51
Perhaps you could try adding
note=Yahoo! is out of date here.or something like that.Komento de c2r je 23 majo 2009 je 10:36
Have you let the users know? h in potlatch to find who did it!
Komento de RichardB je 23 majo 2009 je 11:47
I guess you'd have to be blind to change it back again now! But there must be plenty of places where Yahoo is now out of date. I can think of several. In addition, I can also think of areas where GPX traces are now out of date.
Some way of removing out of date GPX points would be good. Could be tricky to implement though.
Komento de RichardB je 23 majo 2009 je 11:50
I've also noticed that your junction has a set of unconnected nodes at the northernmost highway=traffic_signals node. Can I assume that these should be merged?
Komento de daveemtb je 23 majo 2009 je 12:44
I had put an explanatory note on all the nodes the first time I mapped it correctly! Hence the rather silly writing all over it now!
I think the uncorrected nodes were an error in Potlatch when I reverted the ways. They need deleting.
Komento de Andrew Chadwick je 26 majo 2009 je 15:30
Perhaps it would be cleaner to draw a small bounding box with a note explaining that Yahoo!'s imagery is out-of-date here. Much like osm.org/browse/way/32737099 only in reverse...
Komento de daveemtb je 26 majo 2009 je 18:31
I'm sure it would be neater, but people weren't reading the annotations on the nodes of the junction. I'll clean it up eventually, but thought more unmissable "hint" would be useful effective the short term to discourage reversion.
Komento de daveemtb je 26 majo 2009 je 18:32
I should add that my initial exasperated diary post was not a complaint at anyone who does Yahoo tracing - I do quite a lot myself. It's just important that people don't assume it's right and the existing mapping is wrong.