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    @StephanMatthiesen @mastobikes @fedibikes_de Similarly, the bike might be placed at a different location then the incident. Should we also save that information? Should we save information about what other vehicles were involved in the incident? Should we register the weather conditions? The speed and direction all vehicles were going to? The names of the emergency responders?

    Why is the date of the incident something we value so much in this context?

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      @StephanMatthiesen @mastobikes @fedibikes_de

      Collecting the data about the above answers might be useful for some people involved - people grieving the loss, people trying to understand what happened or by activists or city planners who want to improve the situation.

      However, OpenStreetMap is _not_ the right place to collect this data in. It is the right place to collect information about the physical object - the ghost bike, but it is not the right place for all this other information.