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Kommentar frå z-dude, 17 oktober 2011 kl. 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)

Kommentar frå Takuto, 17 oktober 2011 kl. 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.

Kommentar frå tachoknight, 21 oktober 2011 kl. 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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