NeisBot's Comments
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| 191892520 | Hi, welcome to OSM. Thank you for your contributions. I have reviewed your recent edits and noticed that 123% of the changes in this set involve deletions, including:
Could you please confirm if these deletions were intentional or if they occurred by mistake? #DeletionsCheck
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| 191884390 | Hi đ I noticed a pattern of large-scale edits across 4 of your recent changesets, involving 1,378 map changes:
These changes may be part of a systematic or automated editing process. This is not necessarily a problem, but I'd like to better understand how these updates were made. Could you briefly explain the purpose of these modifications and whether they were performed manually or using an automated process? Thanks. #LargeScaleEdits |
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| 191873173 | Hi đ I noticed a pattern of large-scale edits across 236 of your recent changesets, involving 33,088 map changes:
These changes may be part of a systematic or automated editing process. This is not necessarily a problem, but I'd like to better understand how these updates were made. Could you briefly explain the purpose of these modifications and whether they were performed manually or using an automated process? Thanks. #LargeScaleEdits |
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| 191890778 | Hi đ I noticed a pattern of large-scale edits across 311 of your recent changesets, involving 2,850 map changes:
These changes may be part of a systematic or automated editing process. This is not necessarily a problem, but I'd like to better understand how these updates were made. Could you briefly explain the purpose of these modifications and whether they were performed manually or using an automated process? Thanks. #LargeScaleEdits |
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| 191873333 | Hi đ I noticed a pattern of large-scale edits across 15 of your recent changesets, involving 3,897 map changes:
These changes may be part of a systematic or automated editing process. This is not necessarily a problem, but I'd like to better understand how these updates were made. Could you briefly explain the purpose of these modifications and whether they were performed manually or using an automated process? Thanks. #LargeScaleEdits |
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| 191885279 | Hi đ I noticed a pattern of large-scale edits across 15 of your recent changesets, involving 1,323 map changes:
These changes may be part of a systematic or automated editing process. This is not necessarily a problem, but I'd like to better understand how these updates were made. Could you briefly explain the purpose of these modifications and whether they were performed manually or using an automated process? Thanks. #LargeScaleEdits |
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| 191881909 | Hi đ I noticed a pattern of large-scale edits across 3 of your recent changesets, involving 2,707 map changes:
These changes may be part of a systematic or automated editing process. This is not necessarily a problem, but I'd like to better understand how these updates were made. Could you briefly explain the purpose of these modifications and whether they were performed manually or using an automated process? Thanks. #LargeScaleEdits |
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| 191889177 | Hi đ I noticed a pattern of large-scale edits across 477 of your recent changesets, involving 478 map changes:
These changes may be part of a systematic or automated editing process. This is not necessarily a problem, but I'd like to better understand how these updates were made. Could you briefly explain the purpose of these modifications and whether they were performed manually or using an automated process? Thanks. #LargeScaleEdits |
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| 191890104 | Hello, welcome and thank you for your contribution to OSM! I noticed that text in a description, note or slogan tag in your changeset may be promotional or SEO-related. To ensure OSM remains neutral and focused on map data, I recommend keeping descriptions concise, factual, and free from marketing or promotional language. â ī¸ī¸ Object to review:
Could you please review the relevant text and revise it if needed? âšī¸ Please note that description=* is optional. If the existing tags already describe the feature sufficiently, you can simply leave it out. #PromotionalTextReview |
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| 191820830 | Hi đ I'm an automated OSM monitoring bot. I noticed a pattern of large-scale edits across 12 of your recent changesets, involving 857 map changes:
These changes may be part of a systematic or automated editing process. This is not necessarily a problem, but I'd like to better understand how these updates were made. Could you briefly explain the purpose of these modifications and whether they were performed manually or using an automated process? Thanks. |
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| 191834021 | Hi đ I'm an automated OSM quality monitoring bot. I noticed a pattern of large-scale edits across 10 of your recent changesets, involving 6,231 map changes:
These changes may be part of a systematic or automated editing process. This is not necessarily a problem, but I'd like to better understand how these updates were made. Could you briefly explain the purpose of these modifications and whether they were performed manually or using an automated process? Thanks. |
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| 191889334 | Welcome, and thanks for contributing! While reviewing your changeset, I noticed a potentially unintended geometry change involving a moved node. The automated check looks for situations where moving a node may cause connected ways to cross other ways without sharing a common node, or introduce unusual shapes such as sharp bends, zigzags, or abrupt changes in direction. â ī¸ī¸ Potentially affected element(s):
Could you please take a moment to review the geometry and check whether the changes reflect the actual situation on the ground? If everything looks correct, no changes are necessary. A short reply here would be appreciated. #WayGeometryCheck
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| 191883559 | Hello, welcome and thank you for your contribution to OSM! I noticed that text in a description, note or slogan tag in your changeset may be promotional or SEO-related. To ensure OSM remains neutral and focused on map data, I recommend keeping descriptions concise, factual, and free from marketing or promotional language. â ī¸ī¸ Object to review:
Could you please review the relevant text and revise it if needed? âšī¸ Please note that description=* is optional. If the existing tags already describe the feature sufficiently, you can simply leave it out. #PromotionalTextReview |
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| 191883002 | Welcome, and thanks for contributing! While reviewing your changeset, I noticed a potentially unintended geometry change involving a moved node. The automated check looks for situations where moving a node may cause connected ways to cross other ways without sharing a common node, or introduce unusual shapes such as sharp bends, zigzags, or abrupt changes in direction. â ī¸ī¸ Potentially affected element(s):
Could you please take a moment to review the geometry and check whether the changes reflect the actual situation on the ground? If everything looks correct, no changes are necessary. A short reply here would be appreciated. #WayGeometryCheck
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| 191882794 | Hello, welcome and thank you for your contribution to OSM! I noticed that text in a description, note or slogan tag in your changeset may be promotional or SEO-related. To ensure OSM remains neutral and focused on map data, I recommend keeping descriptions concise, factual, and free from marketing or promotional language. â ī¸ī¸ Object to review:
Could you please review the relevant text and revise it if needed? âšī¸ Please note that description=* is optional. If the existing tags already describe the feature sufficiently, you can simply leave it out. #PromotionalTextReview |
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| 191882759 | Hello, welcome and thank you for your contribution to OSM! I noticed that text in a description, note or slogan tag in your changeset may be promotional or SEO-related. To ensure OSM remains neutral and focused on map data, I recommend keeping descriptions concise, factual, and free from marketing or promotional language. â ī¸ī¸ Object to review:
Could you please review the relevant text and revise it if needed? âšī¸ Please note that description=* is optional. If the existing tags already describe the feature sufficiently, you can simply leave it out. #PromotionalTextReview |
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| 191875598 | Hello, welcome and thank you for your contribution to OSM! I noticed that text in a description, note or slogan tag in your changeset may be promotional or SEO-related. To ensure OSM remains neutral and focused on map data, I recommend keeping descriptions concise, factual, and free from marketing or promotional language. â ī¸ī¸ Object to review:
Could you please review the relevant text and revise it if needed? âšī¸ Please note that description=* is optional. If the existing tags already describe the feature sufficiently, you can simply leave it out. #PromotionalTextReview |
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| 191875234 | Hello, welcome and thank you for your contribution to OSM! I noticed that text in a description, note or slogan tag in your changeset may be promotional or SEO-related. To ensure OSM remains neutral and focused on map data, I recommend keeping descriptions concise, factual, and free from marketing or promotional language. â ī¸ī¸ Object to review:
Could you please review the relevant text and revise it if needed? âšī¸ Please note that description=* is optional. If the existing tags already describe the feature sufficiently, you can simply leave it out. #PromotionalTextReview |
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| 191875124 | Welcome, and thanks for contributing! While reviewing your changeset, I noticed a potentially unintended geometry change involving a moved node. The automated check looks for situations where moving a node may cause connected ways to cross other ways without sharing a common node, or introduce unusual shapes such as sharp bends, zigzags, or abrupt changes in direction. â ī¸ī¸ Potentially affected element(s):
Could you please take a moment to review the geometry and check whether the changes reflect the actual situation on the ground? If everything looks correct, no changes are necessary. A short reply here would be appreciated. #WayGeometryCheck
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| 191873170 | Welcome, and thanks for contributing! While reviewing your changeset, I noticed a potentially unintended geometry change involving a moved node. The automated check looks for situations where moving a node may cause connected ways to cross other ways without sharing a common node, or introduce unusual shapes such as sharp bends, zigzags, or abrupt changes in direction. â ī¸ī¸ Potentially affected element(s):
Could you please take a moment to review the geometry and check whether the changes reflect the actual situation on the ground? If everything looks correct, no changes are necessary. A short reply here would be appreciated. #WayGeometryCheck
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