I'm not from Portland (nor even the US for that matter), but I would love if local government agencies in my side of the world would do what you are doing with OSM! :-)

Is there a deadlock again? Maybe there should really be a timeout.

Hi Lagpas,

I hope that you can provide updates and corrections as well. Bonifacio Global City is one of the best-mapped areas in Metro Manila in OSM. :-)

The same thing happened in the 2010 Chile earthquake. Parts of Chile moved several feet to the west. I'm not sure if the plate's movement was accounted for in mapping Chile since the earthquake. A problem is that satellite imagery tend to be aligned with respect to older imagery.

How dense.

The OpenStreetMap project is about creating a freely-licensed geodatabase of the world.

We don't talk about migration tips, or tourism suggestions, or advice on new places, or how to interact with locals. There are other websites for that. Try Yahoo Answers.

What has this diary entry got to do with OpenStreetMap?

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! Warning, it could be very addicting. :-)

My personal preference is to make that short segment of Tordesillas a two-way street. As you said in your changeset comment, Velasquez and Sanchez do not exactly meet in an intersection and I've seen this myself.

But this is just my opinion. Not a biggie problem. :-)

If you can update the editor to have smart handling of tags between the relations and ways, then you can also make an editor smart by noticing that adjacent ways have the same name and suggest to the user who is renaming a way if he or she wants to update the names of adjacent ways as well. No need for a relation for this.

Thanks!

It seems to have happened again, though.

There really needs to be a timeout. Maybe an hour? There seems to be something at the head of the queue right now that is taking almost 24 hours long to process. The changeset that I wanted analyzed is at the same queue number as it was almost 24 hours ago.

Alternatively, I could just run an instance of the History Viewer for myself. :-P

Hmmm... It seems that Cambridge Village (as a residential area) is not in OSM in the first place. This is the spot, right? osm.org/go/4zhH6nIk?m

Ah, so that's the story behind the Kiamba edits I've been seeing!

Does the NTC want an OSM workshop or can you handle that on your own? :-)

Interesting. I thought Ortigas was pretty well-mapped already. So maybe there's a temporary rerouting, or there's a new traffic scheme somewhere, or maybe there really was an error in the data. Scary. :-p

Hmmm, not sure where to report this but it seems that since you put the queuing mechanism in the History Viewer, either:

a) some changesets take a really long time to analyze (maybe put a timeout?) leading to a long processing time in the queue, or

b) the queue doesn't "pop" until somebody has viewed (or fetched the HTML output of) the latest processed changeset leading to a possible deadlock?

They indeed look better. :-)

I find the History Viewer an invaluable tool for inspecting changesets. Thanks for developing this!

Glad to have you on board. Warning: it can get very addictive! :-)

Hi Manuel, thanks for editing in Las Pinas. Keep on mapping!

Is this a new development? I looked at it in Google Maps satellite view and found what seems to be a quarry site.