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The Waze India/Worldwide Community would like to welcome you, into the fold.
I request all New Indian Wazers to make a post, that we may know and welcome you.

Please do take the time to go through the Forum, as 95% of all known issues and their fixes are mentioned here.

Happy to contribute to Waze.

cherianchris wrote:The Waze India/Worldwide Community would like to welcome you, into the fold.
I request all New Indian Wazers to make a post, that we may know and welcome you.

Please do take the time to go through the Forum, as 95% of all known issues and their fixes are mentioned here.

Hello @cherianchris & others. Good to be here! I am from Bangalore, Karnataka.

HI,
I am a new user from punjab. I look forward to contributing to the northern part of india where i do not see many wazer on the waze editor map.

maildiva wrote:Thank you all for the excellent work!

Welcome maildiva. Happy Wazing!

Chris -> MB526 -> Tapatalk 2

Dear Geetanjali,

Warmest Welcome, to the Second Indian Lady Wazer, on the Forums. If you could PM me your area, then I'll request an Area Manager (AM) to assist you. I would be more than happy to help you get started as well.

Regards,
Chris

We were waiting for you all this time Sauri..

Chris->MB526->Tapatalk 2

Hello Tushar,

Welcome to the Forums ! I wonder how you found your way here..

Thank you for helping make Waze better in New Delhi. Lunarplexus also happens to be from New Delhi. Please feel free to post on the forums, if you have any doubts or questions. You could also refer to the Waze India Wiki and the Waze YouTube Video to get started on the right note.

Hope to see you around, and once again, Welcome !

Chris

Dear Tushar,

No matter how closely you align the segments with the Bing Aerials, they will tend to shift over a period of time. The best solution would be to use the WME GPS Layer as far as possible, while correcting the Geometry of these misaligned segments. Note that Dark Green Arrows show the strongest fix obtained by satellites, and Red the weakest.

You might ask "What about Segments where there are no GPS Points?" When you do not have GPS Points to align by, use Bing Aerials.

I've looked at the Map of Delhi and have noticed that the offset of Bing Aerials and Waze Segments is substantial. The main reason being this that no Wazer has worked extensively on the maps of New Delhi till date. But we are changing all that. Aren't we ?

Chris

Dear Tushar,

Spread the Word ! We are running all possible efforts through FB, Twitter and G+. But the most important impact you can have is by Word of Mouth. That way we would get more people into the Social Network Section of Waze India. You, the "Wazer" are the most powerful entity, in the entire "Waze Ecosystem".

Chris