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Komentář od z-dude z 17. 10. 2011 v 02:09

usually, people add a 'fixme' tag to things they think should be fixed in the future. Ie, you add half a trail.

http://keepright.ipax.at shows fixme tags, as well as common mistakes such as errors caused by bad imports.

There are several quality tools out there. osm.wiki/Quality_Assurance

I think there's also a site which highlights 'unmodified tiger import' so people know to check tiger imported data (usually, the nodes don't connect to manually added roads, or are low resolution)

Komentář od Takuto z 17. 10. 2011 v 05:47

http://openstreetbugs.schokokeks.org/ - very useful tool to post "bug" markers. They can be seen after that in JOSM editor, also in Osmand navigation program. Sadly, AFAIK there is no history layer - after bug was closed it stays on map for a week, then dissapears without trace.

Komentář od tachoknight z 21. 10. 2011 v 00:13

Those are great sites; it'd be good if there was some link from OSM to them directly, or put together something equivilant on the OSM site for others to use

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