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==Background==
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This achievement may be claimed when you contribute one or more new geographical features worth adding to [http://www.openstreetmap.org OpenStreetMap]. You can claim this achievement even if the expedition was unsuccessful, especially if the map features you add explain your failure.  
Like Geotrashing, adding to OpenStreetMap is a public spirited thing to do but perhaps more lasting.
 
 
 
Perhaps we can encourage OSM editors to take up geohashing. The two activities fit well together. Visit a random place and if it's interesting, put it on the map.
 
  
==Requirements==
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The feature(s) must be at least partially in sight of the hashpoint (i.e., the entire lake or airstrip does not need to be visible).
Claim this achievement if you find one or more new geographical features worth adding to OpenStreetMap. The feature/s should be in sight of the hashpoint. You can claim this, even if your expedition is unsuccessful, especially if the map features you add explain your failure.
 
  
 
==Proof==
 
==Proof==
 
Describe the feature/s you added and give a link to the OSM coordinates. If appropriate, include a screen shot of the OSM feature/s.
 
Describe the feature/s you added and give a link to the OSM coordinates. If appropriate, include a screen shot of the OSM feature/s.
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==Background==
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Like [[Geotrash Geohash|Geotrashing]], adding to OpenStreetMap is a public spirited thing to do but perhaps more lasting.
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Perhaps we can encourage OSM editors to take up geohashing. The two activities fit well together. Visit a random place and if it's interesting, put it on the map.
  
 
== Ribbon ==
 
== Ribbon ==
{{Ribbon
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[[Template:OpenStreetMap Achievement]]
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{{OpenStreetMap Achievement
 
|icon = osm.png
 
|icon = osm.png
 
|color = white
 
|color = white
 
|user = auser
 
|user = auser
| latitude = latitude (required)
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| latitude = lat
| longitude = longitude (required)
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| longitude = long
 
|achievement = [[OpenStreetMap achievement]]
 
|achievement = [[OpenStreetMap achievement]]
 
|action = adding new detail to OpenStreetMap near YYYY-MM-DD_lat_lon
 
|action = adding new detail to OpenStreetMap near YYYY-MM-DD_lat_lon

Revision as of 14:53, 1 October 2011

This is a proposal made on 2011-07-04. Please leave comments and suggestions on Talk:OpenStreetMap achievement, indicating your thoughts on the proposal, including:
  • Support - you think this proposal should be added with zero or minor changes
  • Do not oppose - you think it's boring/meh/not for you, but it wouldn't harm to have it created
  • Oppose - you have a specific reason as to why this ribbon should not exist (state this reasoning in your comment)
  • Needs work - you think the achievement should be created after more significant changes have been made

See Proposed achievements for more information on this process.

This achievement may be claimed when you contribute one or more new geographical features worth adding to OpenStreetMap. You can claim this achievement even if the expedition was unsuccessful, especially if the map features you add explain your failure.

The feature(s) must be at least partially in sight of the hashpoint (i.e., the entire lake or airstrip does not need to be visible).

Proof

Describe the feature/s you added and give a link to the OSM coordinates. If appropriate, include a screen shot of the OSM feature/s.

Background

Like Geotrashing, adding to OpenStreetMap is a public spirited thing to do but perhaps more lasting.

Perhaps we can encourage OSM editors to take up geohashing. The two activities fit well together. Visit a random place and if it's interesting, put it on the map.

Ribbon

Template:OpenStreetMap Achievement

Osm.png
This user earned the OpenStreetMap achievement
by contributing to OpenStreetMap based on their expedition to the (lat, long) geohash on [[{{{date}}} lat long|{{{date}}}]].