Just an opinion. A lot can be happen. Maybe you can ask the creator

1. Maybe the creator will come back again to finish the segment.

2. The map raid still far away from finish. The creator maybe want to draw the segment first, let it be there first, then come back again before the map raid finish to complete all the adjustment:
a. geometry
b. road type
c. direction
d. nodes, etc.

3. Maybe he is working on zoom 2 or zoom 3, to cover the distance first and then before he can finish it, shit happens
a. his real life call him/her for an attention
b. he/she disconnected from the internet.

A lot of people working together in the MEGA map raid. i repeat MEGA. i make red segments because of internet connection problem in this raid, but hey, that is not a big deal. a fellow editor PM me, and then i just tell him an apology in the slack channel and ask him to repair it.

Map raid is all about group effort. Somebody could be weak in drawing but strong in UR. other excellent in drawing and geometry but suck at places. that is why we are doing this raid. everybody has their strong points

Keep up your spirit and don't let this small thing bothering you.

We are drawing a lot of new roads, thousands and thousands of miles in Thailand. Don’t let a few miles of poor drawing road let you down. You can edit though and earn your point to fixing it.

Hola, yo creo que uno de los problema por en cual ocurre esto es que se esta trabajando con un zoon a media altura, con lo cual a simple vista parece que el trabajo esta medianamente bien.
Pero en terrenos como estos lamentablemente hay que llevar el zoon casi al mínimo posible, con lo que se trabaja mas lento, pero es la única forma que el trabajo quede aceptable.

El primer día he creado varios caminos que luego al revisarlos mas de cerca tuve que arreglarlos uno por uno y es un trabajo que realmente molesta.

Al igual que Tomskii gracias por este MegaMapRaid
Saludos!

I've seen a bit of this in my area as well. I figured there must've been some communication I missed that gave us permission to "simplify" when drawing in new roads to shorten the time to cover all the missing areas.

Thanks for the kinds words. asterix06 and enhket had a lot to the with this becoming the third MegaMapRaid.

As far as the issues, please let me or (asterix06 or enhket) know about those editors with examples and we will deal with them.

You can also send PM to any of these group leaders:

• amarock85
• asterix06
• beersh
• BellHouse
• Durango48
• enhket
• ericdanieldavid
• kdevries
• mincho77
• orbitc
• pferrariuy
• shmupi

Tomskii wrote:Thanks for getting back so quickly, I've sent you a PM with some of my thoughts. It is my goal to have people reflect on how they help improving the map, not to be name calling or anything like that.

Greetings,

Tom

Thank you Tom. Looking into it.

fermario73 wrote:Hola, yo creo que uno de los problema por en cual ocurre esto es que se esta trabajando con un zoon a media altura, con lo cual a simple vista parece que el trabajo esta medianamente bien.
Pero en terrenos como estos lamentablemente hay que llevar el zoon casi al mínimo posible, con lo que se trabaja mas lento, pero es la única forma que el trabajo quede aceptable.

El primer día he creado varios caminos que luego al revisarlos mas de cerca tuve que arreglarlos uno por uno y es un trabajo que realmente molesta.

Al igual que Tomskii gracias por este MegaMapRaid
Saludos!

Además, hay muchos editores que trabajan al mismo tiempo. Eso también es un factor tal vez. La traducción del Google

Guys, the best way to deal with these issues to talk with one of the group leader. Please send them a PM. Thanks.

I ran into a lot of this too - including some laid down by an L6. Could it be they got started, got interrupted, and then forgot to come back? Yes - for a segment or two. But I saw many more than just one or two, and laid down far more sloppy than in the picture earlier in the thread.

On really long roads, I get the idea of being at a higher zoom. That becomes very plausible when you see a straight section of segment cutting through zig zag corners. When, however, you see the segment also zig zagging, but clearly missing by a mile and often almost opposite of the roadway, it's likely just "in a hurry" slop. One of the key contributors to this in my area even popped in several times just long enough to say "well, looks like everything's done already..." and be gone.

I have to agree this is the worst I've seen, but that may be because I was closer to editors doing fresh roads than I have been in my other 4 MR's. In China, the other place with tons of fresh laid segments, I was virtually always completely by myself - no one else working the areas I was at all - so there wasn't much opportunity for it. So maybe it happened a lot there too in other places and I just didn't see it.

Anyway, I didn't wind up addressing it with either of the frequent flyers that I came across. Early on, it had an element of them being higher level than me, so what do I know. Later on it became more of a "Not likely to listen, we're about done here, so what's the point? Hopefully leadership will see it and address it." In the Texas MR, I was a bit more proactive about reporting things (and txemt was pretty responsive on addressing it), so I probably should have been more aggressive about it this time too.

I have seen this happen a lot. During the MMR3 Thailand I found a bunch of roads that where unconfirmed and they had been built by high level Wazers.