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I propose to implement a check before a note is added to the database to avoid duplicate notes. By "duplicate note" I mean two notes (A and B) with A already in the database and B to be created with the following properties:
There is no reason for a second note B to be added to the database. The osm-wiki's guidelines allow/suggest to close B right away anyway. But as there are more than 10000 such notes in the db already and there are constantly new ones created, I suggest a check as part of the API/website.
This would mostly affect maps.me, but as it is a general issue and maps.me itself has proven to be unable to fix it (mapsme issue #4663), I suggest a change on this side now.
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This sounds like a ridiculous workaround for a bug that clearly lies somewhere else.
In the real world nobody is ever going to add a second note with both text and location that is an exact match so clearly this is a broken automated process somewhere and that is what should be fixed.
I propose to implement a check before a note is added to the database to avoid duplicate notes. By "duplicate note" I mean two notes (A and B) with A already in the database and B to be created with the following properties:
There is no reason for a second note B to be added to the database. The osm-wiki's guidelines allow/suggest to close B right away anyway. But as there are more than 10000 such notes in the db already and there are constantly new ones created, I suggest a check as part of the API/website.
This would mostly affect maps.me, but as it is a general issue and maps.me itself has proven to be unable to fix it (mapsme issue #4663), I suggest a change on this side now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: