English, asked by ayushsamal77, 9 months ago

Write a diary entry on a street show that you enjoyed

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Answered by nitashachadha84

Date:-8 july

Dear diary,

It was a thrilling experiencing the magic show the Magician was a pro in magic. He called me to do a magic like I was in a box and he was putting knife in the box i was so sared that the kinfe would poke me but it didint poke me.And the next magic is to take a table full of spikes and a he told one man to sleep on his hand and the Magician kept him floating on the spikes and when the magic had finished me and my family took a selfie with the Magician.

Later on we went to a nearby hotel and enjoyed our dinner.I was a great day.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Today I learned that there’s a diary function in OSM. Huh. I would hardly refer to my region as “undermapped”, given that streets and addresses are all where they should be, but the wiki says that diary entries help in such regions, and my changes seem to be the most common ‘round these parts.

Since I’m new to this, I’ll explain my rationale for some changes so that the poor innocents that come after me have a reason behind the madness.

Several of the places I’ve been making changes to are just random additions to existing things, such as adding pavement types to roads and footpaths, adding the number of levels and roof types to buildings, and other small stuff like that. That all started months ago when I first learned about the Street Complete app. I liked adding detail to my neighborhood, but I wondered why my options for making changes were so limited.

Months pass, and one of the achievements in Street Complete pointed me towards a browser-based editor that I could use to make changes when I wasn’t walking around. One glance at my changesets as of a few weeks ago shows how well I took to the new editing tools.

Lacking any sort of guidance other than the brief tutorial, I started by adding “house” areas to houses in the area, but didn’t remove the existing address pins for fear of stepping on toes. Aerial images, my frequent walks, and plenty of COVID-19-induced alone time have led me to making more changes in the city, however.

Side note: read the documentation. It’s good for the soul.

More editing has taught me more about how the different parts of the map work together, and seeing those edits being uploaded to the other projects that take advantage of the OSM database is a very nice feeling.