Wysłałem to co zwykle by miało ręce i nogi w tym odnośniki i zrzuty ekranu a problem DWG polega na polityce miłości do podpadzioch a reszta niech się męczy z poprawianiem tego co jest i co będzie byle było milusio.
Pisanie do DWG też wymaga wysiłku.
Podsumowanie
Hello.
I’ve been warning user Sparty0 Sparty0 | OpenStreetMap because he’s still generating errors during his edits. The most common are:
- Almost junction,
- Crossing ways,
- Disconnected way,
- etc.
I don’t know how many errors there are because he’s been editing since 2013, so I only looked through a few edits and a few pages on OsmCha for error markers. I’ve flagged some edits.
He finally responded, but in a tone I don’t like, and he’s still blatantly making errors.
He may believe what he’s writing, but there’s no way he could personally verify and correct so many areas of the terrain in the future, covering such a wide timeframe since 2013. >>
After all, in many cases, backgrounds (aerial photos, shaded backgrounds, etc.) are sufficient to see sidewalks, culverts, etc., or simply find connections at intersections or crosswalks.
He’s still creating edits with the same errors, which is why I decided to submit this report.
These are simple errors and very easy to avoid because they don’t require extensive knowledge or training. I see no reason why other editors should fix his errors, and he can simply avoid generating new ones.
Thanks to these types of editors, others struggle to complete and submit their changesets due to errors and warnings caused by people like him. The workload to fix these errors is very significant and discouraging.
I’m attaching a link to the gallery Sparty0 — Postimages
Dear roy orbison,
Thank you for writing to Data Working Group. I have placed a 0 hour block on Sparty0’s account asking them to respond to changeset comments. See Sparty0 blocked by Glassman | OpenStreetMap
BTW - I use OSMCha every day, and I still have problems with its error detection. The crossing ways is the worst - It often reports crossing ways then they should not be connected. Or sometimes I don’t add a culvert when a stream crosses a track. Unless someone actually confirms either a culvert or a ford, it best to just let them cross. I know the developer, but haven’t bothered him with this issue. But we are still talking about their newest release.
Best regards
Clifford Snow
He does things like this very often and doesn’t seem to care. He doesn’t even bother checking his edits or pointing out his mistakes.
Should I check every new edit he makes and correct it because he has no intention of changing it?
Way: 1359122406 | OpenStreetMap
Node: 12986144098 | OpenStreetMap
Way: 1367095790 | OpenStreetMap
and many more. I could go back twelve years and go on like this for a very long time. More is possible if subsequent editions are done in the same way.
What is this? Doesn’t he see how similar, neighboring objects are made by others?
Node: Skałka Konfederatka z piaskowców istebniańskich w Woli Komborskiej (2678879595) | OpenStreetMap
In many cases, he draws fictitious forest roads because he uses a shading base that’s at least twelve years old, and I’ve seen several times on much newer orthophoto bases that the road no longer exists or its course is completely different than it was a few years ago. Forest roads and paths can change significantly over time.
Look at the illustration again. You can tell there’s a culvert there, and the man is leaving intersecting lines.
Maybe we will all do like him and it will be wonderful.
This is a bridge. This watercourse, or even ditch, surely connects to the river? Maybe it does, but not here.
Dear roy orbison,
I have no problem if you want to check every edits. I do to people in the area I watch. But make sure to leave a constructive changeset comment. If the user does not respond within a reasonable period of time, or gives a flippant response, just report them to DWG again. We will escalate the block until we get their attention. I’m sure you know this, but please only leave good changeset comments so they can’t complain about the comments left.
Best regards
Clifford Snow
Na Discordzie też ktoś ostatnio pisał jakie efekty uzyskał z produkowania się do DWG.
Cała reszta jak to działa jest wiedzą powszechnie wiadomą.
Często nie chodzi o zamknięcie kogoś w lochu na wieki tylko podejścia do słusznych uwag, zaprzestania tworzenia nabili i by choć trochę tacy posprzątali po sobie.