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I think most of it should be explained in: |
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Note that your OSM profile page also has "????? contributions in the last year" which AFAIK counts each action separately (though obviously, only ones within last year). SC stars are closer to that method. |
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They show different hings. Number of stars is the number of individual elements (i.e. nodes / ways / areas) that have been updated, while profile (i.e. www.openstreetmap.org webpage) shows number of changesets i.e. something that might be called "Editing session (for specific purpose1)" . Unless in each of your editing sessions have changed exactly one element (which is extremely unlikely), those numbers will differ (by a lot, usually). Also note that StreetComplete "stars" only track your changes done via StreetComplete app -- i.e. if you draw hundreds of buildings using iD desktop web editor, it would of course update your www.openstreetmap.org "Edits" and https://hdyc.neis-one.org/; but it would have no effect on number of "stars" in StreetComplete. Footnotes
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In StreetComplete, I have over 1,100 edits (as indicated by stars in the upper-left). But in the OSM profile that I have connected to StreetComplete, it only list 300-some. When looking at the history in OSM, there are a lot of single edits, but often, it bundles a handful of edits together, sometimes up to 10. These changes can be over a huge area; I found one where 6 edits are spread across 50 miles or so.
Why is this?
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