[talk-cz] editace v porcelánu - kudy dál?
Jan Martinec
jan na martinec.name
Čtvrtek Duben 1 14:34:04 UTC 2021
>> Jo, je to tam, aby si Piskvor uvědomil, že akorát naštve ostatní a ty
>> chyby na mapě ať si potom opravuje sám. Třeba jako nejlepší krizový
>> manager, taková krize tu fakt ještě nebyla.
FYI: to otevřené přiznání vandalismu byla poslední kapka, report DWG
odeslán, viz níže. Napsal jsem mu to do komentu, aby o tom věděl taky.
Hello,
I regret to report the user HaPe-CZ for vandalism.
Their edits and other interactions are increasingly problematic, and
attempts to explain the OTG principle in changeset comments or to
discuss on talk-cz na openstreetmap.org (OSM mailing list for the Czech
Republic, where the edits took place) are unsuccessful.
Their current actions are, I believe, not in good faith, disruptive to
the community, and to the map.
Background: they started out a few months ago with armchair mapping;
they had minor issues with people (including me) mapping from recent
surveys, and those were resolved amicably (they used ortophoto, which
was slightly outdated and didn't have OTG data e.g. from traffic signs,
which led to some editing conflicts in the technical sense - e.g. "JOSM
complains of conflict").
Unfortunately, they have now decided to map their wishes (e.g. cyclists
are not supposed to use roads), where contradicting the situation OTG
(official cycling route exists and is posted as such): In a recent
changeset, they decided that some cycling routes (well mapped from OTG
surveys) ought not exist, because they don't like them, and discussion
only led to them becoming more insistent (in other words: a route is, in
reality, bifurcated into a pedestrian-cyclist shared path, and a public
street. This is, in HaPe-CZ's opinion, illogical, and even though it
exists, they removed the bifurcated route from OSM, as only one should
be enough, in their opinion.).
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/101910002
I have later reverted this cycling route relation change to match the
situation in terrain; this has led to them starting to delete nearby
objects which were edited by me recently.
The revert of the relation[2]:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/101976017
As quoted in talk-cz, they now seem to be PM-ing unrelated people about
the revert[2], even alleging their (HaPe-CZ's) current actions are done
to spite me personally (?).
The vandalism, under the guise of "this doesn't exist, despite evidence
from survey, photos, Mapillary and ortophotomaps," seems to be aimed at
whatever I edited, and continues to flood my old changesets with
"illogical, therefore figment of your imagination, prove this":
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/102058978
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/102055228
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/102055195
On further inspection, this is not their first such incident - erasing
cycling infrastructure that OTG exists already happened here earlier,
found via their changeset comments:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/90072305
https://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-discussion-comments?uid=11276832&commented
Also, they currently are editing in great volume, without regard for
previous edits, breaking relations and leaving abruptly-broken edits -
"I have edited, everybody did it wrong previously, not fixing", with the
explanation "it is Piskvor's fault how I map":
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/102053208
https://osmcha.org/?filters=%7B%22users%22%3A%5B%7B%22label%22%3A%22HaPe-CZ%22%2C%22value%22%3A%22HaPe-CZ%22%7D%5D%7D
To summarize, they
1. delete where features provably exist, even repeatedly
2. refuse to admit OTG evidence, preferring to map their personal beliefs
3. regard any discussion or disagreement as a personal attack, be it in
CS comments, or in mailing lists
4. flood the map with things that are their monologue rather than map
contributions
I am at wit's end here, and have no further ideas on solving this;
although their previous contributions are valuable, their current
behavior is quite the opposite; please help.
Thank you for your time
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