Robbendebiene
commented
2 months ago Sorry for the late reply.
We completely agree. This was actually already on our internal list. We just have to be careful about what to group and how to visualize it, but this is definitely possible.
The condition would be something like "if the crossing nodes are part of the same crossing way" group them.
rugk
Idea
If a railway is crossed (aka two lines of railway=tram e.g.), OpenStop asks twice, i.e. once for each rail of the railway (even though they are directly next to each other):
AFAIK, StreetComplete only asks one quest for such instances. This could be done here, too.
This is a UX issue, because obviously, currently it causes users to answer the whole question catalog in the same way twice, just because the corssing (obviously) crosses two rails. So this normally happens all the time (unless we talk about monorails, but current railways usually use two rails). So this is, IMHO, really a big UX issue as it wastes the time of users and this can definitively discourage users from contributing more – especially if they don't understand/and get why this is done. If one does know OSM insides so much, this behavior is not really easy to explain.
Bug Relation
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Implementation
Could not find something in SC implementation that indicates how it is done: https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete/blob/902ee5ab8821de8e120306d9bdecdb43c829eac3/app/src/main/java/de/westnordost/streetcomplete/quests/railway_crossing/AddRailwayCrossingBarrier.kt
Maybe only the definition of what it is applicable to, which operates on the way and returns/can return multiple nodes: https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete/blob/902ee5ab8821de8e120306d9bdecdb43c829eac3/app/src/main/java/de/westnordost/streetcomplete/quests/railway_crossing/AddRailwayCrossingBarrier.kt#L40-L47
(Tests also not not really explain that – maybe I am mistaken, but I have never seen this behavior of OpenStops in SC.)
Somehow, IMHO, it should look in the same way in vicinity and apply the same tag(s) to the same crossings, if it is sure, these are the same.
Additional Info
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