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I’ve just joined OpenStreetMap after using the CoMaps app for a month. I’ve been a frequent Google Maps Local Guide, but want to support open source efforts.

Today, I signed up and updated a shop that was labelled as disused to a cafe that recently opened local to me.





I need to vent for a minute.

Aligning aerial imagery terrifies me. I feel like no matter what I do, I will be off by a little bit. Whenever I come across a place where buildings are mapped and are a little bit off from the aerial imagery I’m using, I think to myself “I should probably align my imagery with those buildings,” but then I look at the primary road the buildings are right next to and realize that it is aligned with how my aerial imagery is right now. And then I see a cluster of features made 9+ years ago which is nowhere close to being aligned with my imagery and I question whether all of my contributions have been miles off of the correct location and if I’ve accidentally been vandalizing hundreds of places across Virginia without even knowing. But the worst feeling is when the same aerial imagery layer has its tiles slightly misaligned from the one right next to it, so I have to make the decision on which tile I should align all my changes with.

How can I achieve peace when it comes to aligning aerial imagery?






















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