I suspect it was that, and we've been discussing the same in this channel: http://bit.ly/osmKombatin

Hello there! I'm amazed by the details you've been adding to the map. Thank you.

I'm curious about a particular tag you've been using: toilets:wash. Can you elaborate with what you're trying to denote by "shower" values?

I suspect it's just somebody trying to map their own house.

You're welcome, and don't worry, there's always something new to learn with OSM, and we can always learn from each other.

Amping!

This is awesome! Thank you for adding details and helping improve the map of your favorite neighborhood.

If you're interested in keeping in touch with local mappers in the region, and speaks Binisaya/Cebuano, there's a hyper-local community mappers around Dumaguete, who recently started a group chat for exchanging notes, and learning from each other's OSM mapping exerperiences: https://signal.group/#CjQKIPDlm3R1kw0QTo7u5fs8m5n9xguwIH1iJqskKLCxAXjVEhApLYZqUlGS32uDl5FqJK0z
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Some suggestions to make these edits better:

Instead of combining the name of the government offices occupying the same building, add those POIs individually.

I know that it's a bit tedious, but when mapped as separate features, it allows other people to find them easily, and can add more details (e.g. contact details,) for each, separately.

If you prefer a "gamified" approach to mapping, and you're on Android, try out StreetComplete: https://streetcomplete.app

Nice work! Thank you, and I hope you keep it up.

In case you're a local, or understand Binisaya or Cebuano, there's an informal group of mappers who keep in touch/learn from each other in this Signal channel: https://signal.group/#CjQKIPDlm3R1kw0QTo7u5fs8m5n9xguwIH1iJqskKLCxAXjVEhApLYZqUlGS32uDl5FqJK0z

Since the watch tower no longer serves that function, maybe it's more appropriate to tag it as "historic=watchtower" ?

It alright to use a point, like you did, or you may also draw an area to represent the feature.

Under sa unsa ka barangay karing chapel? Casile o Panubtuban?
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Hello there! I just want to let you know that I've noticed your recent OSM edits, and would like to thank you for helping make a better map for your neighbourhood. Kudos!

If you have questions, or you're curious about what fellow mappers are doing, check out the local community channels: osm.org/wiki/PH (the Telegram channel is the most active, but feel free to check out the other platform you're already on)

/GOwin

Good job! Hi Angelous! Thank you for contributing to these edits in Tungawan.

I just want you to make note that we respect the private information of individuals, and we shouldn't add the names of residents to public features.

Please, do keep mapping! :) Let me know if I can help you answer questions you may have, or tools you're interested in, or maybe you can check out to the local OSM community channels: osm.org/wiki/PH

Your explanatory note is helpful, but you may also consider these tags: denomination=latin_catholic + diocese=personal_ordinariate_of_the_chair_of_saint_peter

https://osmcha.org/changesets/150735338 🙏

Thank you for that! It is a small, but very informative museum. And the staff was friendly and helpful. :)

I used to collect stamps when I was a kid. ;)

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Perhaps you were thinking of addr2:street, rather than addr:street2 here?

https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/compare/addr:street2/addr2:street

Perhaps you were thinking of addr2:street, rather than addr:street2 here?

https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/compare/addr:street2/addr2:street

Hi A. I have a few comments for this changeset.

The building=school tag you added need not be added on the school grounds. You can trace and tag the 4 other individual schools building separately.

A concise alternative to an FB url is to simply tag it like contact:facebook = pnhs.depedbataan

This is awesome! Thank you for adding details and helping improve the map of your favorite neighborhood. Sharing local knowledge is the best kind of mapping. :)

If you're keen to keep in touch with local mappers, there are a number of community channels you can try: osm.org/wiki/PH

Glad to see you're still mapping, and I hope you're having fun.

Yes.