[OSM-talk] Proposed bot edit: remove "surface=no data" and other useless surface values

Mateusz Konieczny matkoniecz at tutanota.com
Thu Jul 28 06:23:28 UTC 2022




Jul 28, 2022, 07:33 by phil at wyatt-family.com:

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> The bonus of a manual edit (or country based roulette challenge) is that you can also look for other no data or incorrect values at the same time
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I know.

But I have massive queue (in thousands and tens of
thousands) of automatically detectable issues which are not reported by
mainstream validators, require fixes and fix requires review or
complete manual cleanup.

And alternative here to a bot edit is a semi-manual or manual edit
which only adds drudgery.

So blocking that bot edit would not be resulting in more improvements
overall, it would just force me to do manually what should be a bot edit,
leaving less time for issues where human attention is more useful.

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> https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/189838973
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> https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/182945712#map=18/-7.55221/110.29252
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remaining problems would be detected by other filters (and looks like an effect
of a broken import)

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> How will you handle cases where they are the only tags on the objects?
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> https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/843512464
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surface tag would be removed, what would reveal problem with this object
in standard QA tools

as I already have seen this object I deleted it

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> In this case it looks like width and length are actually listed but with incorrect tagging
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> https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/189838973
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I do not plan to do anything with width and length tags, and would not notice 
this problem anyway

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> These are just a few that I had a quick look at
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> I know your specific interest is in smoothness but this shows the extent of collective bad tagging on objects that could be fixed on a single manual pass.
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I case of manual mapping I would fix it in separate edits anyway
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