Thanks mmd, updated!

Can’t believe its so simple, thank you for the tutorial!

This is an amazing extension! Thank you for the work.

Wonderful to see maps in Tamil! Even the city and local government don’t have maps in the local languages, and they would be really excited to see this.

Thank you for the data bulletin!

This is so cool, Kushan! This makes it so much easier to browse the OSM data compared to using the default ‘data’ mode in the website or any editor.

The OSM project has always maintained that this is a data project and not a visual map project. Idly actually realizes this for the first time, making it easy for anyone to touch and feel what OSM is about.

Its crazy to know what happens in just a day on OSM. More frequent bulletins please?

Fantastic and inspiring how the Peru community got together to repair the broken map!

Amazing work! Sorry about your phone though :/

Nice analysis. Goes to show the impact any feature on osm.org has on the data quality of the project.

Been following the development of this feature on iD, its an amazing effort by Bryan to get this out. Thank you from everyone!

Wonderful, the bbox is one of my most used filters and searching makes it so much more convenient. Thank you Wille, Amisha and Tridip!

This is so cool, just installed it via the plugins list! The OSM QA tools are getting better and better, thank you for this work!

@Dzertanoj @nzan

Before we go on making assumptions about a country with 1.3 billion people, lets celebrate the fact that the system is open enough for the actual users in the country to make improvements as needed. Thank you @bhousel!

As Wikipedia says, “Garbhagriha” is a Sanskrit word for a part of a Hindu temple (not even for a temple itself)

Good catch, have never heard the term in common use in India for a temple. Have submitted improvements to the list which should fix this.

There are plenty of cases where the Wikipedia definition deviates from the OpenStreetMap concept.

Wikidata is flexible enough to allow anyone to create a new concept if it does not overlap with an existing one, so its fairly easy to correct the definition in such situations to align almost perfectly with the OSM concept.

This is amazing, thank you Wille!

loads vector tiles from tiles.mapbox.com in addition to the raster tiles from tile.openstreetmap.org

Thats right, haven’t figured out how to have just a blank style and add a TMS layer. One would not need a API key then.

OpenLayers is definitely an alternative and have added that. Not sure if leaflet can do this, do share an example if you find it.

Creating a GL stylesheet of osm-carto will be quite a challenge, the label placement/collision in GL does not seem as mature as mapnik. Still might be a interesting project to try out.

Nice work, and welcome to OSM!

Nice work! Admittedly, many of those ugly large forests were traced by me using landsat over 6 years ago, nice to see many of them getting updated!