Polarbear-repair's Comments
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| 63417474 | DWG Ticket#2020022910000011
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| 63018937 | Noticed in DWG Ticket#2020022910000011 |
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| 76399678 | way/740374958 removed in #82113197 way/740374959 was already deleted in #81790619 Rest of the CS needs to be analysed |
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| 75957112 | DWG Ticket#2020031110000042 |
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| 75957112 | Fiction reverted in #82111773 |
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| 76399678 | This changeset contains fictional objects in the desert of Africa. |
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| 69009492 | malicious deletion of tiger roads very visible in Bing; implausible landuses
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| 69311624 | How did you deduce from Bing only that a particular business fills a building, or what a building is for that you see the rooftop only? |
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| 80056260 | malicious deletion of large farmland partially reverted, DWG Ticket#2020022910000011 |
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| 80056764 | Deletion of existing buildings, killing a landuse relation w/o refinement.
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| 80085522 | mechanical removal |
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| 78704024 | cropmapper, in this CS the deletions outweighs the creations by 10:1. The rivers might have been coarse, but they exist and are therefore not 'wrong'.
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| 78703810 | restored, partially refined |
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| 78703810 | This overly destructive changeset deletes a number of large island, very visible in Bing and all other aerials. Some have names, and the CS provides the regression to reduce them to nodes. DWG Ticket#2020022910000011 |
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| 81298281 | More precisely, this is a mechanical removal of brand:wikipedia tags itself. |
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| 80075610 | @András - if you have a repaired or refined version of the landuse, please go ahead.
The DWG is currently investigating more destructive deletions. DWG Ticket#2020022910000011 |
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| 55497179 | apparently lots of coastline was deleted which could have been easily converted into a riverbank? DWG Ticket#2020022910000011 |
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| 81834656 | intermittent lake restored/refined
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| 81837855 | Mechanically fusing house numbers into building outlines is not desirable. |
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| 81838668 | 2 of the 3 buildings you deleted are still visible in Bing as you cited, and Maxar and Ersi as well. Restored + refined |