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I have started adding notes to my area and would like to encourage other local mappers to do the same, while having a chronological log of that so editors can come in and quickly look at work items and work on them if they so wish. Is there a way to generate an RSS feed of such notes? I haven't seen anything about this. Are such notes published as regular map edits? |
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While reading more about Notes I found the answer on its wiki page.
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For determining the bbox you can use http://osm.duschmarke.de/bbox.html and select your area via alt-drag.
(26 Aug '13, 16:49)
scai ♦
I've accepted this on behalf of the submitter so it doesn't appear as an "unanswered question".
(25 Mar '16, 17:25)
SomeoneElse ♦
Is it possible to display hidden notes? Question: https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/76471/how-to-view-hidden-notes
Update: it is possible by adding
(06 Sep '20, 10:35)
baptx
Is it possible to get a feed of only notes instead of also seeing comments?
(18 Jan '22, 03:03)
ray331
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You can do that very easy with the quality assurance tool. 1
I think "tyrasd's osm-qa-feeds" would be a better name for this (instead of "quality assurance tool"), as there are many QA tools.
(23 Mar '14, 13:21)
aseerel4c26 ♦
I have taken the name from the website itself to have a maximum recognition value. Of course the tool can change its name an provide a little bit more info on the start page.
(24 Mar '14, 07:12)
TheFive
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Why did you add the "ideditor" tag? Is your question about the key note?
Because adding a note is now available as one of the main tools in the ID editor.
but the question is totally unrelated to iD editor then. ID editor (seems) to can be used to create "notes" but your question is about the use of "notes" after they have been created.
... created with ID editor, that is my use case.
... then you could add the tag "ideditor" to nearly every "editing" or "tagging" question. ;-)