OpenStreetMap
Currently, it seems that the west half of UWs Ring Road is translated 1 km to the south-southeast.
osm.org/?lat=43.46981&lon=-80.54275&zoom=15&layers=M
However, the zoomed in view shows it normal.
osm.org/?lat=43.4731632471085&lon=-80.5459079146385&zoom=18
Is this a rendering bug, or temporary glitch? I find it hard to believe that it was sloughed off to the side since April. The way history shows it was last edited in April 2010.
osm.org/browse/way/24636861
Sometimes, we see odd translations of ways...
Diskuse
Komentář od compdude z 5. 03. 2011 v 03:15
Don't know what to tell you. It couldn't have been some new user accidentally dragging it; that probably would have been fixed by now.
Komentář od compdude z 5. 03. 2011 v 03:26
Just looked at it in Potlatch and it turns out that it actually WAS translated to the southeast. Anyway, I fixed it and soon it will look fine (once the map updates).
Komentář od z-dude z 5. 03. 2011 v 03:37
It's just that the way history didn't show any edits to that road since april which made me think it was a hardware glitch.
Looking at the node history seems to clear things up. Sorry about the fuss.
Komentář od chriscf z 5. 03. 2011 v 17:36
Z18 tiles aren't necessarily re-rendered if nobody's looked at them, so they can be a bit behind the times.
Komentář od compdude z 5. 03. 2011 v 18:50
Just noticed another path that had gotten moved near there and I fixed it. Seems like some new user accidentally dragged these ways w/o realizing it.
Komentář od z-dude z 5. 03. 2011 v 22:35
compdude, you don't have to be a 'new' user to accidentally drag a street. Sometimes you're panning while the streets are still loading, and if you blink while panning, it could happen easily.
It could happen to any of us.
Komentář od compdude z 6. 03. 2011 v 01:20
@alexz,
Yes, i know what you mean. Anybody could have screwed it up without noticing it. Potlatch 2 should at least have a warning that you dragged a way (like in P1), or they should remove that functionality altogether. I don't know about you, but most of the instances I drag a way, it's an accident.