[OSM-dev] baseball cards, user stats and multiple accounts
Peter Wendorff
wendorff at uni-paderborn.de
Fri Sep 7 08:11:48 BST 2012
Nice...
Probably baseball cards are different from what I think they are, but
these collector cards I know are tiny and very compact, so the "flair"
of them for me comes from that compactness, even if that means small
font sizes and so on, something I miss in your "pre-design" to make them
"mapper cards" - but as you say yourself: it's not designed yet ;)
As a small hint on the content: the editor stat pie chart could contain
the names in the tooltips - or the color key for the editors should be
included in the table at least - where I prefer the first variant. ;)
regards
Peter
Am 06.09.2012 20:00, schrieb Richard Weait:
> I've been interested in the statistical aspects of mapping for a
> while, and in baseball cards for even longer than that.
>
> You may have seen this before. Hang on. I've added something cool.
>
> One question I come back to frequently is "If mappers had baseball
> cards, what would they look like?" Another is, "If you had mapper
> baseball cards, who would you trade for whom? " That is probably a
> topic for another day. :-)
>
> For today, I've made some updates to my little mapper baseball card
> project. I imaginatively call it "UserStat" because I am Just That
> Good At Marketing.
>
> So here is a basic mapper baseball card for "rw__". Hey@ That's me!
>
> http://rweait.dev.openstreetmap.org/daily/rw__.html
>
> Now, that won't win any design prizes, but I'm trying to keep the html
> simple and sane so that a Read Designer can come along with some nice
> css to make it really rock.
>
> Here's something I didn't know. I used Potlatch more than JOSM in
> only one year. Hmmm. I would never have known without the stats and
> little graphs.
>
> That's cool, I guess, but I have another account as well, 'rw_'.
> Again. Note the awesome imaginative name. Here's the card for that
> account.
>
> http://rweait.dev.openstreetmap.org/daily/rw_.html
>
> There is something different to learn here. I didn't use the account
> for a couple of years. And I hadn't used it with Potlatch at all.
> That probably speaks to my browser settings in some way.
>
> Here's something new. What if you could get combined stats for all of
> your specialty accounts? What would all of that combined mapping look
> like if it were a single mapper? Let's find out. Here are my three
> accounts with combined statistics.
>
> http://rweait.dev.openstreetmap.org/daily/rw__career.html
>
> The code is all available in UserStat, the examples are from the
> rearrange branch. Hopefully I'll merge it shortly and move towards a
> 0.1 release. You'll want ChangesetMD as well, as that builds the
> database the UserStat relies upon.
>
> https://github.com/rweait/UserStat/tree/rearrange
>
> My wishlist:
> - mappers to think it's cool and ask for their stats.
> - designers to take an interest in making it prettier.
> - developers to patch and improve.
> - ideas! What are additional tools that mappers use and how can we
> measure them?
> - long range: make it all "webby and stuff" and let people serve themselves.
>
> Best regards and happy mapping,
> Richard
>
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