Nice to see those weird demos I put together 11 years ago! I wish they still functioned but the experimental JSON tile service I was hosting on openstreetmap.us didn’t survive a server move several years afterwards.

Thank you for sharing, love to see this!

The board grouped some countries to preserve anonymity where individual countries fell under a threshold of response count.

Thanks for the explanation @mmd. I learned from the site maintainers that contributors to the site codebase should touch only the English translation, with Translatewiki contributors picking up the other supported languages:

https://github.com/openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website/pull/2740

Looks great!

This is great, Øukasz! The hot-linked images don’t show in my browser (Mac Safari) so I mirrored them here in case you’d like to edit:

• https://s3.amazonaws.com/mike.teczno.com-img/osmf-survey-images/Okasz/OSMF+2021+survey+1.png
• https://s3.amazonaws.com/mike.teczno.com-img/osmf-survey-images/Okasz/OSMF+2021+survey+2.png
• https://s3.amazonaws.com/mike.teczno.com-img/osmf-survey-images/Okasz/OSMF+2021+survey+3.png
• https://s3.amazonaws.com/mike.teczno.com-img/osmf-survey-images/Okasz/OSMF+2021+survey+4.png
• https://s3.amazonaws.com/mike.teczno.com-img/osmf-survey-images/Okasz/OSMF+2021+survey+5.png

Thanks mmd! This explains an issue that Ian was reporting. Seems like negative IDs are too small and big IDs are too big. We’ll dig in a little, perhaps maintainers of some of these tools would be receptive to uint64’s.