waze top editors (int'l and NA) - October 2011

[the1who]

And now that you have pointed that out, I see our anniversary is coming up in a couple of days. So how are we going to celebrate?

365 map edits, perhaps?

Or as Mapcat calls it...breakfast!

LOL

Well, I might put my Waze flag in the window that day?

I might spam more users with chit chat?

No, I'll go to the shelter of my home and edit some more

Maybe I'll be at the gym that night, gotta make up for the other days I have missed this week.

[jenncard]

No time to start a new thread. Must continue editing.

Wish there was a smiley for <Snort>.

[svx-biker]

Wow - interesting to see how the points have increased in the last 6 months.

With a #1 scrore from six months ago you're not even in the top 50 today.

[bgodette]

Wow - interesting to see how the points have increased in the last 6 months.

With a #1 scrore from six months ago you're not even in the top 50 today.

All due to WME, it's just so much better than Cartouche.

[shalafi]

All due to WME, it's just so much better than Cartouche.

Faster, maybe. But I am sorry to see all that stuff from Cartouche that still isn't implemented in WME (and it probably won't ever be).

[bgodette]

All due to WME, it's just so much better than Cartouche.

Faster, maybe. But I am sorry to see all that stuff from Cartouche that still isn't implemented in WME (and it probably won't ever be).

There's really only three things missing: Alt-Names, the AM's UR list, and the unnamed segments layer which is basically dealt with by use of Extended Tools.

Sending text to a UR for more info rarely ever got a response, because hitting Reply sent the response back to support@waze.com and people didn't actually read the email telling them to change the To: address when replying. The problem layer was also big pile of uselessness and never really worked right IMO, giving bad/wrong info more often than not. The route checking in Cartouche is the same as in Live Map. The AM layer was nearly unusable with 10-20 overlapping AM areas making it impractical to figure out boundaries, like it even mattered what other's boundaries were.

[dknight212]

Would love the unnamed layer back.

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[jasonh300]

Yeah, the unnamed layer is handy when editing rural areas and weeding out all of those driveways that shouldn't be on the map. Extended tools can do that, but isn't as easy to use.

[gettingthere]

I really don't think that the unnamed road layer is a priority for Waze. I mentioned this months ago and a got a response that they were not planning to add it but would 'consider it'. I would think that it's not that difficult to add, but who knows....

[dknight212]

I really don't think that the unnamed road layer is a priority for Waze. I mentioned this months ago and a got a response that they were not planning to add it but would 'consider it'. I would think that it's not that difficult to add, but who knows....

I love the unnamed road layer in Cartouche but it really panders to my OCD, I hate seeing anything in it!