See osm.wiki/Key:evacuation_route

In OpenStreetMap, we encourage users to map what is on the ground, and use the appropriate tags (instead of tagging for the renderer)

A watch tower is probably best tagged as man_made=tower.

If you want to use OpenStreetMap for mock-up plans, check out Umap: http://umap.openstreetmap.fr

This is not a military installation, and landuse=military is inappropriate. To tag emergency helicopter landing sites, use emergency = landing_site. For designated and formal landing sites, use aeroway=helipad.

See osm.wiki/Tag:aeroway%3Dhelipad

Good job! Welcome to OSM.

Hello there. Could you tell us what the source of your imagery is?

What is "PNTC"?

Are geoMapTool edits moderated by GeoThings?

Hello there. These "viewpoints" are redundant. The street names are already on the map.

These "viewpoints" are redundant. The street names are already on the map.

Kindly explain what these "artwork"s are. It doesn't seem like the appropriate tag

Hello there. Could you provide details of the objects you've been mapping as "artwork"?

Hi there. Could you tell us something more about these artworks? What are they, specifically?

It's not required, but I suggest you don't modify it because we're using them in some hydrants as an example for the exercises.

I am familiar with the ref tag. Thank you.

Good to see you still mapping, sir! Keep it up. :)

Good job!

https://www.osmhydrant.org/en/#zoom=17&lat=14.62518&lon=120.97329

@ockim16, don't forget to add bridges where highways and waterways intersect.

what is it then?

For data that's been erroneously placed, the convention is to move them to the right location, instead of deleting them outright.

Keep them coming! :)

Other useful tags:
surface=paved or surface=unpaved

You may be specific, like:
surface=concrete or surface=ground.

See: osm.wiki/Key:surface