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The addition of cameras in Australia is permitted at '''level 3''' and higher, as we do not have a problem with spam adding cameras at this stage. Remember, level 3 editors and above need to take care to change the camera permissions from '''auto to L3.''' | The addition of cameras in Australia is permitted at '''level 3''' and higher, as we do not have a problem with spam adding cameras at this stage. Remember, level 3 editors and above need to take care to change the camera permissions from '''auto to L3.''' | ||
Dec 2020: This was changed from L1 to L3 due to a huge spike in unreliable camera additions undermining the integrity of the alerts. It also aligns "creation of cameras" with the already documented "minimum lock level for cameras." | Dec 2020: This was changed from L1 to L3 due to a huge spike in unreliable camera additions undermining the integrity of the alerts. It also aligns "creation of cameras" with the [[Cameras|already documented "minimum lock level for cameras."]] | ||
==Force house numbers== | ==Force house numbers== | ||
Revision as of 12:03, 3 December 2020
As a self-managed country, Australia has customised permissions on features which may differ from other countries and servers. This page is intended to publicly document them in a shared and easily accessible location.
Allow cameras
The addition of cameras in Australia is permitted at level 3 and higher, as we do not have a problem with spam adding cameras at this stage. Remember, level 3 editors and above need to take care to change the camera permissions from auto to L3.
Dec 2020: This was changed from L1 to L3 due to a huge spike in unreliable camera additions undermining the integrity of the alerts. It also aligns "creation of cameras" with the already documented "minimum lock level for cameras."
Force house numbers
Allows users to force apply house numbers to a road where a "forcible error" is raised as per errors you can force, currently limited to level 3 and higher.
Railway crossing
A new feature introduced April 2020, to provide an audible and displayed alert when approaching a railway crossing. Australia has produced an initial set of guidelines for it's use here for level 3 editors and above.
Jun 2020: This was decreased from level 4 to level 3 so more editors could assist with the implementation.
New cities
New cities can only be created/seeded by level 4 editors and higher. You can easily request a city seed by making a post on the AU Unlock and Update Requests forum, or #city-state-issues on the Australian Discord Server. Only official cities and suburbs should be added. The official source in Australia is the PSMA data which is approved for use under External Data / Third-Party Sources Policy and How to use third-party data sources. Please also be aware of the list of Australian Duplicate Cities.
Nov 2019: Permission level increased from level 3 to 4 after a vast number of erroneous cities found in an audit needed to be cleaned up.
Road closures
Closures can be managed by level 4 editors and higher, with the exception of the list of editors with Real Time Closure (RTC) permissions on the Country Managers page, who can manage closures on any segment within their polygon regardless of the lock level.
Update junction box
Junction boxes are locked to a higher level in Australia, requiring level 4 editors and higher.
Jun 2020: This was decreased from level 5 to level 4.
Allow lanes
Lane guidance feature was released from beta Q2 2020 by Waze, initially to level 6 only, and reduced slowly down to level 4 and higher. In Sep 2020, this was further lowered to level 2 and above. This feature allows editors to manage lane guidance in WME.
Headlights reminder
Australia does not use this feature and therefore, there are no locks.