UX/Studio: improvements to UX, introduce 'expert' mode
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Many traditional GIS-applications organise the data into layers.
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OpenStreetMap does not do this. Consider this shop:
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OpenStreetMap does not do this. Consider this place:
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<div class="flex">
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<img class="w-1/2 pr-4" src="../../public/assets/docs/SpelOpDeWagen.jpg">
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<div>
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This place has three functions:
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In a traditional system with layers, one would either have to choose the most fitting layer (e.g. the layer `pub`, `shops` or `social facility`? ) losing the multi-facetted aspect of the place.
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Another approach could be to add it to all three layers, duplicating the data. However, this makes maintaining the data harder.
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</div>
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</div>
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# What is MapComplete?
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