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...and leave that editor free to make the same mistake again and again.<br>
They probably didn't realise they'd made a mistake, and a friendly note<br>
from you might stop the problem occurring again.<br>
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Also, while they're correcting the mistake they've made, they may also<br>
spot places in the same area where the map needs updating. As a remote<br>
mapper, you're not going to be able to do this.<br>
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That's why using QA tools is fine, but just blindly "fixing" errors<br>
without communicating with local mappers doesn't produce the best<br>
outcome for OSM overall.<br>
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I do understand the urge to "fix" inconsistencies in the data like this,<br>
but until every single geographic feature on the face of the Earth is<br>
represented in OSM somehow, it shouldn't be our highest priority.<br>
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J.<br>
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<br>Seems to much extroversive for me.<br></BODY></HTML>