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A small Belgian NGO has collected data about bicycle parkings, but they now want to import their bicycle parking data into #OpenStreetMap

Care to help a bit? It is a big game of geo-sleuthing ;)

It can be done by:

1. Open mapcomplete.org/velopark
2. Search a yellow icon - it is a bicycle parking to import
3. Figure out if it still exists and where exactly it is located
4. Link or create a new bicycle parking
5. Update attributes

Rinse and repeat! Happy mapping and thanks for helping!

in reply to Pietervdvn :mapcomplete:

niiice... i'll have a look ... to be honest the edition UI isn't really clear... i'll think about a clearer ui 🤔
in reply to Pietervdvn :mapcomplete:

is it intentional that the 'sidebar' is taking up most of the viewport instead of being a sidebar? part of me thinks if this could hinder with people looking around on the map to check other parkings nearby
in reply to Pietervdvn :mapcomplete:

I do sure miss OSM Conflator / CF Audit days where this was just one click per parking, with all the data presented on screen...
in reply to Ilya Zverev

@zverik Looks interesting as well, but a stretch to let MapComplete handle this as well.
in reply to CJ Malone

@CjMalone The mapcomplete-velopark theme uses MapRoulette as backend to keep track of the tasks
in reply to Pietervdvn :mapcomplete:

is this an official import/organized editing? Only asking because I saw recently some people groaning and moaning about MapRoulette to verify or add crosswalks being accused of breaking norms and rules of that, but seems it's the same workflow
in reply to InsertUser

@InsertUser In the best case, yes! However; that is very hard to do. In practice, I usually inspect current aerial imagery, check old imagery if the area has changed and have a look to mapillary. That is often enough to figure out what the current situation is.

And I sometimes had cases where someone actually added a picture with mapcomplete before :)