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55595520 over 6 years ago

Hi there. Do you have any suggestions about how to properly model intersections like these in Cairo? Mapillary street level imagery is showing that there is a barrier preventing traffic from moving in the roundabout junction here.

64742270 over 6 years ago

Hi there, I see that there’s some new highway geometry in this area. Do you know if the roads are actually open here, or should they be given a construction tag? Especially in this area: osm.org/#map=15/29.9727/31.6863
I couldn’t find any conclusive evidence from internet research. Thanks!

66689061 over 6 years ago

Hi sergeydolya, I noticed you were adding a lot of helpful information to roads in Namibia about overall condition. Some of the roads you updated were upgraded from unclassified or service to secondary and primary. Could you explain your reasoning for this? Generally those classifications are used for roads that function as more major routes in a country or routes that are leading from one destination to another. Some guidelines for highway classifications can be found at Highway Tag Africa.
Also, remember that you don't have to fill out every single tag. For example, you should only fill out things like horse= and bicycle= if it's the law that those things aren't allowed on that specific road.

66812245 over 6 years ago

Hi sergeydolya, I noticed you were adding a lot of helpful information to roads in Namibia about overall condition. Some of the roads you updated were upgraded from unclassified or service to secondary and primary. Could you explain your reasoning for this? Generally those classifications are used for roads that function as more major routes in a country or routes that are leading from one destination to another. Some guidelines for highway classifications can be found at Highway Tag Africa.

Also, remember that you don't have to fill out every single tag. For example, you should only fill out things like horse= and bicycle= if it's the law that those things aren't allowed on that specific road.

66876733 over 6 years ago

Hi, thanks for mapping, it looks like you changed way osm.org/way/655655573 to be very inaccurate, do you have a source for that?

58342978 over 6 years ago

Hi, is this data with source=smec from a company?

57563924 over 6 years ago

Hi, thanks for mapping! Please don't map large areas as one building - the building tag should just be one separate building. For example, osm.org/way/573560285 , osm.org/way/573263048 and osm.org/way/573560308

65486233 over 6 years ago

Thanks, will do!

66081606 over 6 years ago

For example osm.org/way/406805796

66081606 over 6 years ago

Hi magma18, thanks for adding street names in Sunyani! When you add or change a street name on one side of a divided highway like on way 406805796, can you also add it to the the other side (way 406805798) to make the data more consistent?

65486233 over 6 years ago

Hi Diogenes, did you mean to add oneway=yes to way 655100073? Imagery shows cars driving both directions.

66182873 over 6 years ago

Hi, make sure not to name buildings -- the name is the official name of the thing, not a description. If you want to add something like "uncompleted building" I'd suggest you use the description or note field.

66043072 over 6 years ago

Hi, thanks for mapping. For rural roads it is better to use the track classification. Only the most important roads in the country should be classified as trunk: osm.wiki/Key:highway

It's been fixed but if you have any other questions let me know or ask whoever is running your mapping event. Thanks.

66329548 over 6 years ago

Thanks for mapping. When mapping land uses, please make sure to map the features as one continuous feature, not little squares of each type. The land use doesn't end at the end of the square. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.

63514021 over 6 years ago

Hi Sherman82, welcome to OSM. The buildings you added do not qualify as approved OSM features since they are temporary (please see good practices: osm.wiki/Good_practice#Don.27t_map_temporary_events_and_temporary_features). For additional information on how to get started, there is a great guide here: osm.wiki/Beginners'_guide

I have deleted these exposition booths.

Thanks

58156205 over 6 years ago

Hi there, it looks like you divided some roads in Singapore into separate ways for each direction, do you have a source for that? Gul Way was fixed here, but looking at imagery they look combined to me and the policy generally says they shouldn't be divided unless there is a physical barrier: osm.wiki/Editing_Standards_and_Conventions#Divided_highways
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks! Andrew

62163134 over 6 years ago

Thanks for mapping! In this case it looks like you dragged a node by mistake, see here how the road moved: https://osmcha.mapbox.com/changesets/62163134/?filters=%7B%22date__gte%22:%5B%7B%22label%22:%22%22,%22value%22:%22%22%7D%5D,%22users%22:%5B%7B%22label%22:%22NURU%20ATHUMANI%22,%22value%22:%22NURU%20ATHUMANI%22%7D%5D,%22is_suspect%22:%5B%7B%22label%22:%22Yes%22,%22value%22:%22True%22%7D%5D%7D

64774789 over 6 years ago

Hi there, it looks like you were using Bing imagery and deleted a lot of roads that exist -- in this case ESRI and Digital Globe Standard imagery are both newer than Bing imagery. See in this area for example, here are new paved roads on ESRI imagery: osm.org/edit#map=17/15.54501/32.65244

way 624455846, way 624783564, way 624455849 are all other roads that exist. Let me know if you'd like me to fix it. Thanks.

65489531 over 6 years ago

Hi, it looks like you've mapped some things that don't exist. OpenStreetMap is only for real features, if you'd like to add pretend features please use another website. If you'd like to map real features, please check out osm.org/welcome

64990695 over 6 years ago

Hi, it looks like you've mapped some things that don't exist. OpenStreetMap is only for real features, if you'd like to add pretend features please use another website. If you'd like to map real features, please check out osm.org/welcome