Spyke
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I made it a habit to add whatever place I want to navigate to, or add info like opening hours, if it is missing in the map and I have the time.
It's a really satisfying feeling to set an address as destination, knowing you put it on the map.
I also use StreetComplete to gamify my daily mental health walk.

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lemmy.world

What’s the best way to do this from mobile while I’m out and about? I’d love to help contribute for my area (and to teach family/friends how to contribute as well) but I don’t have a great handle on where to start myself.

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superkretreply
feddit.org

The easiest way would be StreetComplete.
It gives you markers on a map with questions you can answer in app, to update and complete Openstreetmap data.
Vespucci is an app you can use for more more comprehensive edits, like adding new objects.

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lemmy.world

+1 on StreetComplete. Keep in mind, it restricts contributions to the area you're currently in based on location data. I resorted to spoofing my GPS location so that I could keep contributing :P

Vespucci seems interesting, thanks for the suggestion!

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superkretreply
feddit.org

Umm,.. you are supposed to contribute based on observations in the real world.
Why would you need to spoof your location?

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To cover other neighbourhoods in my city that I know well. When I am physically there, I'm usually biking and can't edit real-time, so I do so afterwards at home. I verify all my potential changes and ensure they match what I've seen. I've covered about half my city so far :)

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lemmy.world

On iOS I use Every Door (simple, based on adding additional info to existing places) or Go Map! (fully-fledged editor). They're both a little rough around the edges, but they're fair solid.

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lemmy.nz

I mapped out my local area now I'm annoyed there is nothing to correct.

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lemmy.nz

im not gonna step on another mappers terf and risk starting something

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