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156249387 11 months ago

I suggest to instead use `route=highway` for roads split into multiple sections for addressing purposes. This also matches how there are no "street" named Prince Edward Rd on its own.

156254423 11 months ago

`=street` should be used for all road names, especially in Hong Kong. There are in fact no "road names" in HK, only street names. These "Highway" use the same street name signs. They can have address assigned, ie 668 Tsing Sha Hwy for the Administration Building, and 7 Lion Rock Tunnel Rd.

156229869 11 months ago

Please avoid deleting directly. What that easily causes is you forgetting to add `crossing:island=yes` back.

156207813 11 months ago

`route=tram` is for the route of each actual tram service line. This needs to be either `type=network` , or `route=railway`

156208235 11 months ago

2. `loc_name:yue-Latn-jyutping=`

156208235 11 months ago

2. The only things you could add is `name:yue-Latn-jyutping=` for the romanization, and `loc_name:etymology=` . But they still aren't very needed. Especially the latter you can add on Wikidata. . osm.wiki/Key:name:etymology

156208235 11 months ago

1. Please use `loc_name=` , as this is not the most "common" , nor an officially recognized name. I don't know if you are from Hong Kong, but even people here may not know there's a specific legal meaning to streets and street names. `name=` should be reserved for that. It's the one signposted on street name signs, which is also the decisive factor for `name=` from the ground-truth principle in OSM.
2. Please don't do transliteration by translating literally. In OSM, you shouldn't attempt to synthesize names in other languages. It's perfect to have only `loc_name=電車路` + `loc_name:yue=電車路` for a nickname . No need to make up a `loc_name:en=` yourself.

156162145 11 months ago

(Not to mention this is a `=pedestrian` street)

156162145 11 months ago

Please don't use `route=foot` . That's for signposted walking routes. A `=footway` should still use `type=street` (not `type=route` + `route=street` ) when it's named on its own.

156087737 11 months ago

And changing to `=footway` here...

156087737 11 months ago

You are suspected of vandalism. False upload comments. Changing `tourism=hotel` + `building=hotel` to `=restaurant` , and adding unrelated `surface=grass` .

156087474 11 months ago

No, it's not `amenity=stadium_seating`

156087442 11 months ago

Why are you deleting it?

156087200 11 months ago

!. Your upload comment is false. I don't see any `=hospital` .
2. "The Metropolis" refers to the complex including mall, hotel, and office
3. Please don't blindly fix warnings, or change to your mind. The Stabling Sidings covers the entire area.

156086970 11 months ago

What is this nonsense? Why are you changing `building=apartments` to `landuse=` ?

155676983 11 months ago

Also there's another option https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/tags/lit=dusk-dawn

156065180 11 months ago

@ Mateusz Konieczny
osm.org/changeset/155676983

155676938 11 months ago

Others see another changeset discussion osm.org/changeset/155676983

155676983 11 months ago

When you are doing a worldwide mass retagging, you can't simply go "I have given my argument and am not really in the mood to continue the discussion." . There's a responsibility to bear.
`lit=yes` is generic. It doesn't say whether it's lighting up at dark only. It would include at least `=24/7` all the time , if not more.
`lit=yes` is an initial level of detail. This is affected how most people may not care to add anything more than that. It doesn't mean the Denmark users aren't allowed add `=sunset-sunrise` themselves.
Your question of `=sunrise-sunset` for eclipse can be asked. But it needs to be asked first, not only after making the edits.

156035044 11 months ago

Please don't use `route=road` for these. That's for numbered routes only. Then again, `type=street` is still not widely used, accepted, or supported.
The related original `=assoicatedstreet` for collecting addresses doesn't really work. It's frowned upon by many.