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150126179 29 days ago

I noticed when doing some sanity checks on OSM data that the West Guji relation seems to be invalid. Would you or someone familiar with the area be able to fix it? Thanks!

158634802 9 months ago

No worries; thanks for the reply!

158634802 9 months ago

Hey there! I just noticed that this Chevron station is tagged a bit strangely, with what appears to be an unrelated URL in an address field. I've gone ahead and fixed the tagging, but please let me know if anything is wrong since you seem to be surveying on the ground.

Thanks!

151523087 9 months ago

I noticed this because there is a URL in the address field, which is obvious wrong. It also appears to be in the middle of the street.

I was going to make some edits, but could you confirm first that, since there is a Google Maps link, that this shop was not copied from Google?

Thanks!

144925262 over 1 year ago

공항고등학교 is no longer located in this location. I couldn’t tell exactly from driving by but it looks like the other school may have taken over the whole grounds.

87756819 about 5 years ago

:)

61580363 over 6 years ago

You are allowed to give a romanization if necessary, but in general, this should be up to renderers to figure out programmatically, as Korean is relatively easy for computers to romanize. Also, make sure not to tag something with, for example, name=공항대로 and name:en=Gonghang Daero. Even though it appears on the official sign as "English," it is not actually English, but a romanization. We are considering a tag cleanup of this later as well.

If you still need to include romanization, use the tag name:ko-Latn (note the spelling), not name:ko_rm. You can read more of the details about the changes here osm.wiki/Automated_edits/Ian_Wagner and here osm.wiki/Names#Localization.

61561204 almost 7 years ago

Hello @Tiks,

You're welcome to make the relevant updates. Unfortunately I'm not really sure what node you're referring to. This changeset is part of a mass edit to clean up romaised names. The English names are an entirely different tag altogether and shouldn't have been touched by this edit.

Thanks,
Ian