Dobra Robota! Kilka razy mieliśmy problem, że jeden użytkownik tworzył nie jeden, a kilka zestawów, które trzeba, by wycofać. Da się coś takiego wprowadzić? Tylko w takim przypadku, to funkcjonalność musiała by być zabezpieczona nie tylko przez oauth …..

Great Job!

Top 50 contributors. Where is the development?

Preempting possible questions. The Polish community today does not have the technical or financial means to undertake the solution of the problems I mentioned. However, if we receive such support we are ready to undertake changes and introduce an active and democratic style management policy.

Nobody posted this yet, so here we go: http://blog.imagico.de/openstreetmap->carto-an-update-on-the-project/

Three days after my original post, another wall of text. As for me, it confirms my concerns about the state of democracy and the desire to make changes in the authoritarian way the main style of map is governed….

The map style already suffers from displaying too much, not too little. The reason >why development has grind to a halt is that everyone - like you - has their pet >thing they want - like parcel lockers - and giving everyone what they want will >lead to map that causes only headache.

As I said, clear transparent rules for each style, a roadmap, and an idea of what we want to convey with each style, and as @syntex said an up-to-date description.

The main site will be a pride, not a museum. Why other sites based on OSM data can have a clear message and we can’t?

We need to figure out how to lower the bar for new map styles to make it onto osm.org

The problem is the resources and their price.

Additionally, given the existing styles on the home page, there seems to be no idea what layers and styles should be there. For me it is important because it is a business card of the project - the first place where many people start their adventure with OSM

In this case, it is not about mapping. It is just about being able to augment the functionality and use the potential of the community that is already available in the OSM database.

At the same time, the main style of the map should not be managed autocratically, because it does not represent only the view of one person, but the work of the community.

It would be appropriate to create clear and transparent working standards and at least some form of plan, preferably long term. Especially since this version of OSM is the most visible and used.

Perhaps Geofabrik should work with the OpenStreetMap Poland Association to create a new style of map that better represents the potential of OSM and takes into account the changing needs of the world and the community.

You have an English version on the project wiki. The online report is available at the link and its a English version https://github.com/openstreetmap-polska/aed_backup

Great Job! In Poland, we are currently running a large project on the mapping of AED (defibrators) as part of it, a website was created under which it is possible to add the location of such an object via a simple form after logging in with the OSM account. The project deeply involved the Polish community, but we had a loose idea to use the created code to add other types of POIs. This is important from our point of view because one of the disadvantages of OSM in Poland is the lack of a large number of them.

Maybe we’ll join forces? Together, we can create something cool and create a large international project!

AED project described at [pl / en] (https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/Cristoffs/diary/398324)

Hello! From today it is possible to add AED directly from our website. (Authorized by OAuth) Unfortunately, only in Polish. ;-)

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