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Small portions of streets #715
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Is "What is the speed limit sign for this street?" a clear question? At least for me it is (for start, it is worth checking whatever it may be a translation issue). |
Actually, the issue lies in the fact that there is an option called "no sign", I think. For someone not having any knowledge of the way speed limits are tagged in OSM, they will assume that "no sign" is a special tagging, whereas actually it boils down to tagging "default urban/extra-urban speed limit". So, basically, I would naively tend to tag "no sign" if there is no sign on this portion of street, thinking it just means that there is no sign and anyone using OSM data as to extrapolate the speed from connecting segments on their own. Obviously, that's a wrong approach. My proposal to reword the note displayed on clicking "no sign" to emphasize that one should extrapolate values from signs nearby. Something like (roughly, English is not my mother tongue so I guess it's far from perfect)
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Makes sense, I'll reword it. (marking as bug so I know I can take immediate action as soon as I get to my computer) |
I think this should be clear and concise: Makes a clear distinction between "the highlighted section" and the "whole street". |
👍 Thanks! |
Hi,
In France, in Paris, very often there are small portions of streets in OSM connecting two larger portions, whereas it is actually a single physical street. See for instance https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/140033649#map=19/48.84118/2.38965&layers=N. Looking at the map, it is obvious that this segment is part of "Avenue Daumesnil" with neighbouring segments.
StreetComplete asks to fill-in quests for every segments of the street, including this small portion, and that's usually fine. However, it could be sometimes quite unclear for a total newcomer how to best fill-in these quests. For instance, for speed limits, should they fill-in the speed only on the segment where the sign physically is (and set "No sign" on any other segments)? Or extrapolate from the signs in the real world to set the correct speed limits accordingly?
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