Well I've come across supermarkets categorised as "Food and drink", which I suppose is technically correct.

A dashed outline with the default purple colour will be relatively subtle.
How about if I suppress this particular highlight of incomplete categories when the place is locked?

I also ignore junctions and (soon) islands from the no name / street check. I could instead look at the City field, and ignore those with no city. I worry that I might miss some this way though...

sketch wrote:BTW, curious about the criteria for the yellow highlight.

• No name
• No street name (as per your airport)
• Residential without house number (shouldn't be possible)
• Incorrect category (now* more subtle, and not for locked places)
• Natural features and junctions are excluded from all the above

* Please try version 1.97...

Ooops. sorry - try now...

SuperDave1426 wrote:I don't know if this has been brought to anyone's attention yet, but I'm finding that Color Highlights is causing a lot of really bad lag in WME.

Sorry to hear that. Have you figured out which setting makes it laggy? Any of the segment highlights, or the places highlight perhaps? Either or both?

Is it the same with all other scripts disabled?

v1.97 (identical to beta) uploaded to Greasyfork and Chrome Web Store:

• Added highlight for "Incomplete" places: name, street name and wrong category [details here].

Timbones wrote:[details here]

v1.98 - Added highlight for segments with alternate names

A handy little extra for Christmas. Sometimes you need to add alt names to tweak the routing instructions a certain way, while other times you'll spot some odd alt names that shouldn't be there.

davielde wrote:Timbones, have you considered highlights for Preferred or Unfavored routing road types, and if so, what do you think is the best way to visually represent these?

Not sure. I'll have to think about it...

Olestas wrote:Hmm, can ign_editors be banned?

These editors are actually employed by Waze, so no.

Also, if a Place Update is approved with no other changes, then it will have the *submitter* as the last editor, _not_ the reviewer. Which means there are many more place updates being approved by IGN editors than you think...