Hello Israel Community!
Around a year+ ago some Technion students released a new OSM editing application called Mundi. The idea is similar to the well-known StreetComplete app.
At that period several new users started actively contributing with this app and some even produced 100+ commits.
The problem is that the quality of these commits was usually very bad and, IMHO, contribution was minor compared to the garbage they produced and somebody would need to cleanup/fix.
I contacted the app developers (mundi.mapping@gmail.com, Yosef Break on LinkedIn)
and asked them to fix issues and switch to test osm servers until app is stable and usable.
Few examples of bad commits:
148706974 adds weird footway=bus_stop tag (and there are more changesets like this)
148706952 replaced totally valid highway=crossing with highway=footway
148725685 added kind of correct but disconnected from any ways node
146461806 added not existing “num_of_lanes” tag
118009450 added barrier in the middle of nowhere
What I’m asking is community approval to bulk revert of such commits since editing all the mistakes one-by-one is way too much time consuming.
Alternatively, I can try to run overpass queries for known issues and try to fix them in bulk, but still issues like disconnected nodes will be hard to fix.
I’d start with 3 months old commits made by (reverted) דלית | OpenStreetMap
More “Mundi users” to revert (all of them added total nonsense):
- (reverted) Oferkadar | OpenStreetMap
- (reverted) אלון גרינברג | OpenStreetMap
- (reverted) asafgur2 | OpenStreetMap
- (reverted) Shalevax | OpenStreetMap
- (reverted) רותם26 | OpenStreetMap
- (reverted) Shaicohenyt | OpenStreetMap
- (reverted) sahar123 | OpenStreetMap
- (reverted) דניאל123 | OpenStreetMap
- Anitaa3 | OpenStreetMap