anders staan de afbeeldinge er dubbel op. Imgur is niet betrouwbaar, zij kunnen beginnen die afbeeldingen te verwijderen. Op onze eigen Panoramax instance hebben er zelf controle over

mainly removing imgur links and replacing them with original image uploads to the mapcomplete panoramax instance

For a lot of countries it has changed from Sodexo to Pluxee but I don't know which countries have or haven't changed yet

reverted with 155869207

sorry, checking in a second once it's loaded into osmcha why this changeset got so massive... not sure what happened. wil revert if needed

this has been fixed now by woodpeck

It seems like some reverts have gotten double reverted by other people, see changeset/152617964

Something seems to have gone wrong here. a bunch of lines all come together on this node: node/937069046

osm.org/edit#map=20/51.02554/3.24580

apologies, i see you've removed that node. you're all good now

I think you might have uploaded the wrong image on one of these. A family photo it seems

Ik zit over mijn data limiet van de maand, waardoor ik gigantisch trouwens wel even krijg bij Proximus. En blijkbaar traag genoeg dat het niet doorgekomen was en dat ik applicatie geswitched heb, en dus de upload niet meer doorging misschien?

Heb het er nu wel op gezet opnieuw: node/11917386679

... yeah actually of course. Not sure what happened here. i'll just remove the value for now

Best to keep changesets at least within the same continent, btw ;-)

node/11521724503 has a blurry image it seems

This was a test for Mapcomplete, ignore

This was a test for Mapcomplete, ignore

Please don't make changesets that are this large, they're hard to check

The service:bicycle:pump:operational_status=broken that can be applied through mapcomplete is the best method atm. Thx for your contributions btw !

That's fair yeah. Still, that's why complete has one of the questions for bicycle pumps in cyclofix: "Is the bike pump still operational?" which is the best method of putting that in osm

Hi Sacha,
I noticed that in this changeset and in another one you included pictures of a bicycle pump with a thumbs up or thumbs down. It's best not to do that because if at some point that changes (it's fixed or it's broken) then the images will no longer be accurate. it's best to take regular images and use an openstreetmap tag on the object itself to indicate if it's broken or not. Also welcome to OSM!