ReinerMeyer's Comments
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147694742 | over 1 year ago | Hallo, ich denke, es handelt sich um diesen Weg mit seinen Ablegern:
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18677621 | almost 2 years ago | osm.org/changeset/200912
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18677621 | almost 2 years ago | Hallo kuhni74, danke für die Rückfrage. Mußte jetzt selbst noch einmal recherchieren, um mich an die Eintragung von vor 10 Jahren zu erinnern. Wahrscheinlich werde ich den Namen nur übernommen haben von Andre68, der/die den Namen am 12.8.2008 eingefügt hatte. In Google Maps heißt die residential "Die Lang".
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140809545 | almost 2 years ago | OK, da dieser Streifen mit roter Farbe hervorgehoben ist, habe ich mich dazu verleiten lassen, als separaten Fahrradweg einzutragen. Ist allerdings nicht von der Straße getrennt. Autos, die an der Seite parken wollen, müssen diesen Fahrradweg queren.
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50502846 | about 2 years ago | Wenn du dir sicher bist, dann spricht nichts dagegen.
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50502846 | about 2 years ago | Hi kuhni74,
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68304547 | about 2 years ago | Gute Idee, klingt gut.Würdest du das übernehmen? |
68304547 | about 2 years ago | Hallo kuhni74,
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90711363 | over 2 years ago | Danke für die Info und den Verweis auf die Diskussion.
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116303400 | over 2 years ago | Seinerzeit (2014) bin ich im Erholungsgebiet um den Anninger die meisten der markierten Wanderwege gegangen.
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116303400 | over 2 years ago | Hallo Kuni74,
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116303400 | over 2 years ago | Hallo Kuni74,
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129110943 | over 2 years ago | Thank you for the correction. The number 43 was written especially large on the announcement board in front of the entrance. But seems to be a house number.
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128979610 | over 2 years ago | Hi Chris,
So far I don't know any renderer that evaluates the additional tags at highway=crossing. Even OSMAND only gives the hint "crosswalk", where there is one. I don't mean to say that micro tagging is unnecessary, but it does dampen enthusiasm for beginners. I am not a beginner anymore, but I notice that it can quickly lead to misunderstandings because of different points of view, as it happened to me now.
I have almost no experience with reverting, neither passively nor actively. I myself have used this procedure only twice, where I made a small erroneous change - caused by myself. Some of the edits were detected by the JOSM Editor - which I use - before uploading. Thanks again
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128979610 | over 2 years ago | Hi aharvey,
I have compared the English page and the German page.
It is also interesting for me that the tag sidewalk has changed a lot. So many additions to it have come up in the last few years that I unfortunately haven't kept track of. Also this link is helpful for me:
I'll look at this one a little later. But I already noticed that in the pedestrian area around Darling Harbour there is maxspeed=50, although no cars are allowed. Regarding highway=crossing see link:
Sorry that I'm not yet fit enough for the Australian OSM view.
The reverting thing is one of those critical things. I have not only made the offending edits but also weeded out other errors caused by Australians (e.g. houses connected to roads, which can easily happen because of the snap functionality).
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128979610 | almost 3 years ago | There are several ways to tag shared paths.
There are traffic signs that indicate this as well. Then it makes sense to choose this combination:
If the use of the common path (e.g. pedestrian) is recognizable, this combination makes sense (as I did it):
These variants and others are also described in the wiki (maybe only in the German version) |
128979610 | almost 3 years ago | Sorry we are doing edits in OSM at almost the same time right now and have been interfering.
If a footpath is explicitly entered, the sidewalk tag is not necessary (see wiki). highway=crossing usually refers to a node (footpath crosses road). Tagging the footway as such is superfluous (see wiki and German OSM forum). |
128972087 | almost 3 years ago | The oneway=no tag is a default value, therefore not necessary to use (see Wiki). |
66029486 | almost 3 years ago | Hi Elektrobiene,
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19825386 | almost 3 years ago | Das Franz-Ferdinand-Schutzhaus heißt jetzt Franz Ferdinand Hütte (http://www.franz-ferdinand-huette.at). Wurde schon 2012 von Joe62 von alpine_hut in amenity=restaurant umdefiniert.
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