That teester could motivate me to start solving notes again. I was dissapointed in the lack of active support of mappers in combatting a silly notes bombardment in my region by a foreigner.

In teeser, when I click on “commented”, nothing happens. An easy to solve bug, I suppose.

I don’t know if I am on topic, but the famous Manneken Pis statue in Brussels is obscured by a chocolate shop.
osm.org/#map=19/50.84497/4.34997

I don’t know if I am on topic, but the famous Manneken Pis statue in Brussels is obscured by a chocolate shop.
osm.org/#map=19/50.84497/4.34997

I don’t know if I am on topic, but the famous Manneken Pis statue in Brussels is obscured by a chocolate shop.
osm.org/#map=19/50.84497/4.34997

Instead of sowing their notes all over the place, some people would be useful if they followed my mapillary sequences and mapped according. I make very good sequences these days.

I almost always map with my mapillary pictures. I use the ID or JOSM extensions only for paths or as a last resort. I seldom do paths.

With ornamental DRINKING water fountains in Brussels, I mean the 19th century metal objects with cast figurines, serving as tourist attraction. Apart from amusing the tourists, they have only disadvantages.

And what is the penalty for passing a full white line ? :) https://www.openstreetcam.org/details/19094/841

I also take a picture of the flow rate. Many water taps are just ornamental or broke. The stateofrepair tag is really important.
If possible I take a picture if it is drinkable or not. https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=51.129578928499086&lng=4.578338242212226&z=17&pKey=_Ad5ZPZGWyTeDwCxyXbMBA&focus=photo&x=0.4823305964522697&y=0.3862365065007829&zoom=0

Or they may think that a weir is a bridge. Some people think that everything over a waterway is a bridge. They should place a note instead.

Better than a notes bombardment.

Try onosm.org

I suppose the Lumia has GPS and so you can make geotagged photos. Then you can manually upload them to Mapillary. That is more cumbersome but has the advantage that you can improve the GPS position of the photos easily before uploading.

I suppose the Lumia has GPS and so you can make geotagged photos. Then you can manually upload them to Mapillary. That is more cumbersome but has the advantage that you can improve the GPS position of the photos easily before uploading.

Nice work. It is very polite of you to present yourself. You just missed a mapper’s meeting in Antwerp. https://www.meetup.com/OpenStreetMap-Belgium/events/237045116/

Starting with notes is good. Photographing for notes with Mapillary is better. That way I don’t have to come and take photos and an experienced mapper can map from home. And you can learn how they do it. It took long before I realised that I could look at similar objects and copy their tagging.

There is mucht light in Brazil from above. It must be difficult to make bad pictures there.

A defibrillator with just one tag even when correct is a dangerous thing. A drinking water fountain that does not work without the appropriate tag is an annoying thing.

I just did it for Mechelen, with Mapillary pictures. It would have been so much easier if the mappers had made pictures of the public phones. But even now not everyone agrees that pictures are important for even more reasons than to be able to delete.

Sometimes we take a picture of an infraction without knowing it. Here the rubbish bin should have been closed. I have been called a sexual pervert and I do not comment on that.

mapillary=* and the discussion osm.wiki/Talk:Key:mapillary

No one on the wiki supports my opinion. Just use it one hundred times, and you will agree with me.