Un autre moyen de contribuer est de vérifier les contributions récentes, pour vérifier qu'aucun vandalisme n'est fait ou que des erreurs ne sont pas introduites par mégarde. Cela peut se faire via #OSMCha https://osmcha.org/ Mais là ça devient plus velu

RT @fre2d@twitter.com

Comparaison des solutions de "Synchronisation de données OpenStreetMap sous contrainte de qualité"

@Teritorio@twitter.com, @LeBonTagApp@twitter.com, MaRS de Meta/Facebook et #OSMCha

https://www.teritorio.fr/support/blog-technique/etat-de-lart-synchronisation-dextraction-dopenstreetmap-sous-contrainte-de-qualite/

#OpenStreetMap

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/fre2d/status/1606267981964709889

In #OSMCha, can you filter by changesets that actually contain touched features in the area of interest? #OpenStreetMap

An 8 min. video about “What is new on #OSMCha?” A Mapping USA (Spring 2021) presentation by Wille Marcel. #OpenStreetMap

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO1dnOEKgKM

@MapAmore what is meant by "more passive RSS feed"? I cannot imagine the difference between #osmose and #osmcha

Do you know that you can get any #OpenStreetMap contributor's RSS feeds via #osmose?

Although the same is possible via #OSMcha, I prefer the more passive RSS feeds and do this, because I find their contributions interesting.

For example: osmose.openstreetmap.fr/en/byuser/SomeoneElse_Revert.rss

#OpenStreetMap #how to receive notifications when a changeset matches a filter in #OSMCha: https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/wille/diary/47903

@GOwin

Is it just me, or #OSMCha is a little bit buggy at the moment?