[Talk-us] the Battle Grid

[Steven Johnson]

I had the same concern. If I could somehow overlay the grid squares in iD,
I'd be certain I was correcting all the alignments in the square and would
be easier to mark the square 'done'.

I'm also willing to take a flying leap. ;-)

SEJ

P.S. Great tool, BTW. I showed it to folks at Census Bureau where there was
quite a bit of interest in MapRoulette as a model of how to do QC on TIGER
data

-- SEJ
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-- skype: sejohnson8

There are two types of people in the world. Those that can extrapolate from
incomplete data.


On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 3:45 PM, Clifford Snow <clifford at snowandsnow.us>wrote:

> Martijn,
> For the upcoming #Editathon, we plan to fix road alignment in Washington
> State. Eric Fischer pointed me to your Battle Grid website. I plan
> introduce it at the #Editathon. Originally I was just going to list cities
> and ask people to work on a city. However, you tool is much better. I'd
> like to make one request of you. Is it possible to increase the size of the
> color tiles? When opening in iD, they seem too small. You end up working on
> surrounding areas before you know it. Since iD automatically brings in new
> data as you scroll around, it's easy to be working in adjacent tiles. This
> isn't a show stopper by any means. If it's too much work or doesn't make
> any sense to you, just tell me to take a flying leap!
>
> Thanks,
> --
> Clifford
>
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