Starting back in May, OpenStreetMap went through a transition to require OAuth 2.0 for authentication. Some software didn’t get updated until close to the deadline. In particular, OsmAnd was updated around February with release later. Your January version lacked this required update.

Au contraire! With a three character month, period separation isn’t needed, and the date is shorter. (Admittedly there’s likely to be a language translation issue, depending on audience.)

In other words, wipe the USB stick.

Never mind the template, I want a link to the calipers you used to measure the Feet of Shelf so precisely

Obviously “Not!” followed bacause people were unsure how to spell that word.

Not!

Appending “_1” would’ve been better.

The Stranger, 2005

I don’t know if SCAN considered obtaining V-chip encoding, which would’ve cost close to $2k that year for encoding equipment; perhaps their license forbade such encoding.

ACLU, 2000

320k people voted.

1000 is quite the hyperbole.

If you’re asking about more imagery coverage, Mapillary has a lot. The wiki has a list of street-level imagery articles.

OpenStreetMap is more about the map database, so any imagery association tends to be loose, and is more for use as a useable source for ground truth.

Have you checked out Every Door?

StreetComplete is intended for local, on-the-ground surveying only. Editing remotely is not supported, and will result in problems.

(I’m not sure whether you’re editing remotely vs reminiscing during in-person visits, phrasing is slightly ambiguous.)

But… is it posted here? This intentional degradation/rot feels like the burning of Alexandria.

If one has a history of only making comments that they don’t consider to have value then, maybe.