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Reporter: Pepou [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 1.45pm, Tuesday, 21st June 2011]
Since a few days I can see a thick short red arrow on basic OSM map, pointing to place where I've put two amenity=bench points [http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/1331554285 1331554285, v1] and [http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/1331554282 1331554282, v2] (I'm not sure if the arrow points to any particular of them - the resolution is not sufficient) of total four such points placed in the vicinity (changeset [http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/8489815 8489815]).
I'm not able to find out anything suspicious on these two POIs (if the arrow should be suggesting that) - whether they are too close to one another? Otherwise I assume all four would be marked as such.
Could such warning be additionally placed in understandable text form on the *Changeset'''s page, nearby the mentioned ''Point''(s) or ''Way''(s) (and if so, also summarized somewhere nearby the ''Tags*' area)?
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Author: TomH [Added to the original trac issue at 2.58pm, Tuesday, 21st June 2011]
I have no idea where that arrow is coming from - it's not present when I look at the map in that area so your browser must be adding it for some reason.
It looks like the arrow you get when you click on a search result so my guess is that you have searched for something in that area? If all else fails try deleting your OSM cookies.
There's no bug here that I can see anyway, and it certainly isn't any sort of attempt to tell you about a problem with your data.
Author: Pepou [Added to the original trac issue at 4.10pm, Tuesday, 21st June 2011]
Replying to [comment:1 TomH]:
I have no idea where that arrow is coming from - it's not present when I look at the map in that area so your browser must be adding it for some reason.
After logging in through other browser (Chrome vs. IE) I've noticed the red diamond-shaped "my home position" (surrounded by the green "nearby mappers"' positions) also pointing to approx. the same place.
I've shifted it a bit and will later report, if I see the red arrow being shifted too.
It looks like the arrow you get when you click on a search result so my guess is that you have searched for something in that area?
No. I've never searched for anything before.
Author: Pepou [Added to the original trac issue at 1.00am, Thursday, 23rd June 2011]
Replying to [comment:2 Pepou]:
Replying to [comment:1 TomH]:
I have no idea where that arrow is coming from - it's not present when I look at the map in that area so your browser must be adding it for some reason.
After logging in through other browser (Chrome vs. IE) I've noticed the red diamond-shaped "my home position" (surrounded by the green "nearby mappers"' positions) also pointing to approx. the same place.
I've shifted it a bit and will later report, if I see the red arrow being shifted too.
Now I see my "home-centered" map view with the red arrow, pointing to exactly the same point, where I've shifted the red diamond-shaped "my home position". (I guess it is not important at all, why does the arrow occasionally appear. So the case can be now forgotten.)
Reporter: Pepou
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 1.45pm, Tuesday, 21st June 2011]
Since a few days I can see a thick short red arrow on basic OSM map, pointing to place where I've put two
amenity=bench
points [http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/1331554285 1331554285, v1] and [http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/1331554282 1331554282, v2] (I'm not sure if the arrow points to any particular of them - the resolution is not sufficient) of total four such points placed in the vicinity (changeset [http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/8489815 8489815]).I'm not able to find out anything suspicious on these two POIs (if the arrow should be suggesting that) - whether they are too close to one another? Otherwise I assume all four would be marked as such.
Could such warning be additionally placed in understandable text form on the *Changeset''
's page, nearby the mentioned ''Point''(s) or ''Way''(s) (and if so, also summarized somewhere nearby the ''Tags*
' area)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: