It is good in part since that dedication will turn you into a good OSM mapper and aid the project itself. Eventually you'll run out of nearby areas to map and will then switch to more detail locally or start to travel elsewhere. Generally the additional cost, editing boredom, tagging arguments and strange people that OSM attracts might help you shift away - but only once the area you can cover is perfect :)
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Comment from JohnSmith on 27 February 2010 at 12:09
Pace yourself. If that doesn't work, find something you dislike doing and do that till you kick the addiction :)
Comment from Pink Duck on 27 February 2010 at 21:36
It is good in part since that dedication will turn you into a good OSM mapper and aid the project itself. Eventually you'll run out of nearby areas to map and will then switch to more detail locally or start to travel elsewhere. Generally the additional cost, editing boredom, tagging arguments and strange people that OSM attracts might help you shift away - but only once the area you can cover is perfect :)