Lee Carré
I added this note based on survey. If I recall, I was passing, and didn't have time to add it as a proper PoI.

Sadly, what Jer[k]sey's government thinks passes for ‘open data’ is sorely lacking (read: incomplete, outdated, inaccurate). The list of defibrillators is, at best, only the initial set of them; it's never been updated (despite annoncements of other defibrillators being deployed). Even so, the formats aren't easily usable. It's a tick-box exercise, without much thought put into it actually being useful/usable by the public.

Hence adding such notes, about small but important features, via survey.

However, this defibrillator has since moved from the note's position, but still nearby. I'll add it properly/correctly, in future, including the move from where this note is, to its new location, and a whole bunch of metadata about it.

Many notes were added, in hopes of aiding more experienced mappers, while I was still a newbie, before I was confident in knowing how to add non-trivial features (I started with StreetComplete, for example).

In meat-space, I've been dealing with other pressing matters, including ill health. Hence my significantly reduced activity, of late. Forgive me if OSM isn't my very top priority.

However, I do intend to return, when able, especially since there are very few local mappers, and I was the only on-foot surveyor. There's still a vast amount to be done.

Recently, within the Parish of St. Saviour, I'm working on persuading the Parish bureaucrats to publish mapping-relevant data (such as a canonical list of road names) under copyright licensing suitable for OSM mappers to use. Education of said bureaucrats is the main obstacle.

Other medium-term goals include:
• street-level imagery, via Mapillary (I acquired a GoPro Hero 11, (originally) for other purposes)
• GNSS (GPS, etc.) tracks, in order to correct the position of eg misaligned roads (other users traced features from imagery, without calibrating the imagery's position).