danieldegroot2's Comments
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169254479 | about 1 month ago | Hey kenda, Check out StreetComplete 61.2
There are now more quests available for toilets and showers, so you should also be able to check i.e. if the shower next to it still exists (at least, it should ask for it, it hasn't been updated in 9 years..)
Regards, Daniel |
169203270 | about 1 month ago | osm.org/node/8739963966
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132416773 | about 1 month ago | Hey John, Did you survey each defibrillator individually, on the ground, and manually added them; or
If you surveyed them, it looks good. Just make sure to carefully add the details when you are doing this many of them. You can easily make typos or copy-paste mistakes. Otherwise, please adhere to the import guidelines
I assume it is with good intent, of course; and you have been editing for longer without negative feedback as far as I can see.
Regardless, this is a changeset from two years ago, so this comment is a bit late. Your changes visualised
Regards, Daniel |
136639781 | about 1 month ago | second URL should be
Best recent picture is likely this one
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168501942 | about 2 months ago | I assume you mean the corner pillar.
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168300749 | about 2 months ago | There are signs outside the entrance but it is too dark even if I increase the brightness on the Panoramax website itself. There might be a cabinet below the signs? https://api.panoramax.xyz/#pic=c6e6096e-ca31-44f9-afd9-54632de2ea19&focus=pic |
168300749 | about 2 months ago | Hey Tobiemh, Thank you for contributing to OpenStreetMap! Could you please tell me if it is the same or a different defibrillator than the one "left of the reception desk" at
The one you mapped mentions it is outdoor, but that could have been added by mistake (no worries, it can happen). It is useful to describe exactly where the defibrillator is located (level, room, facility, wall/desk/...), if possible.
There is currently no street level imagery of the souterrain (?) in front of the hotel, only outside of the ground floor.
If you are willing, you can take a picture (preferably of both, if they are different) and upload it to one of the following applications, where you can also add more information.
Mentioned applications host photos using an open license (or are otherwise compatible), allowing other contributors to use them for OpenStreetMap. If you only want to add more information, you can also do this directly in the "iD editor" (Click on "Edit" on osm.org), or by [opening a note](osm.wiki/Notes#Using_notes) on osm.org. If you have any questions on how to map, you can contact your (local) community at
Happy mapping :-) Regards, Daniel PS: sorry if links with display text in this message are not correctly shown. |
140505220 | 2 months ago | Now visible on Mapilio 2024-05-19.
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167749632 | 2 months ago | Hey enable_15, This is an object which was surveyed (not added from aerial imagery) by a user who likes to add additional detail. This might be correct (solely inaccurate) data, though it is not always flawless (first part can be checked by looking at object history, second part you would need to know the mappers of course, third part some tagging experience is useful)
I would suggest starting with simple mapping for your first changes, not jumping into challenges and automated edits straight away.
See also
If you need help mapping, you can contact your (local) community at
Regards, Daniel |
167495934 | 2 months ago | Replaced note with fixme.
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167577773 | 2 months ago | Changed to vacant shop with lifecycle
changes visualised
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52800709 | 3 months ago | osm.org/way/531503333/history
(I am aware this was one of your first changesets) Regards, Daniel |
166713730 | 3 months ago | Hey ViktoriaU, Thank you for contributing to OpenStreetMap. Make sure you follow the guidelines on adding names, especially abbreviated ones.
For other useful tips, see
Also, are your changes also part of an [organised effort](osm.wiki/Organised_Editing) for 'walking data accuracy'? (just curious, eventhough it seems you are on your own) If you have any questions about how to contribute, you can contact the (local) community at
Regards, Daniel |
157715970 | 3 months ago | See also
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166574769 | 3 months ago | Hey GOduori, Do not reclassify highways without proper reason, please. This road is unlikely to be a secondary road.
It is not even possibly through-road.
From your changeset comment, this change was based solely on getting improper/missing result(s) from a query using overpass.
Incorrect result by such applications is usually an error in the query, or alternatively application, not directly in the map data. Changing map data in such way is considered 'Mapping for external application' and is prohibited by OSM guidelines;
Make sure to follow the (local) guidelines or concensus on for example tags for highways.
Be careful when changing highways, especially reclassifications but also roads with relations (i.e. bus routes, turn restrictions). Editing these without prior knowledge, especially with the basic iD editor, might accidentally introduce errors (moving nodes, disordering or breaking relations). It is better to make such advanced changes with more experience and JOSM editor.
Also, you should provide a proper description and reason of your changes in your changeset comment when saving (preferably for most if not all changesets), so other mappers can understand and validate your changes more easily.
For other helpful tips, see
If you have made any other changes which could be considered similarly incorrect, you should request them to be reverted by contacting the Data Working Group (DWG)
If you have any questions regarding how to contribute / map, you can contact your (local) community at
This changeset was fully reverted in
Your changes visualised
Regards, Daniel |
165910832 | 3 months ago | Done. Oversight from drawing the full fence.
Regards, Daniel |
111985603 | 3 months ago | It might be useful to add whether it accepts certain products yes or no, as indicated by the labels on the cabinet.
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165977438 | 4 months ago | Hei AndrisS, (angļu teksts zemāk) Nav atļauts izmantot Google Street View vai līdzīgus avotus, kuriem ir autortiesības/īpašumtiesības, kuriem ir noteikti izmantošanas ierobežojumi vai kuri (summējot) veido datubāzi (tīmekļa vietni/sarakstu/lapu). Skatīt šādas lapas
Ja citos jūsu veiktajos izmaiņu komplektos ir izmantoti šādi avoti, jums ir jāpieprasa tos atgriezt (atsaukt), sazinoties ar Datu darba grupu (DWG).
Turklāt pienācīgi aprakstiet veiktās izmaiņas. Tas atvieglo izmaiņu izpratni un pārbaudi.
Ja neesat pārliecināts, kuri avoti ir piemēroti, ja jums ir kādi jautājumi vai vēlaties citādi apspriest savus labojumus utt.
Vai jūs varētu atbildēt uz šo komentāru, lūdzu? Tas ir tāpēc, lai citi kartētāji zinātu, ka esat to izlasījis un saprotat. Translated with DeepL.com (free version) --- It is not allowed to use Google Street View or similar sources which are copyright / proprietary, have certain usage restrictions, or (when added up) form a database(website/list/sheet). See the following pages
If any other changesets you have made are using such source, you should request them to be reverted(rolled back) by contacting the Data Working Group (DWG).
Also, properly describe the changes you are making. This makes it easier to understand and verify changes.
If you are unsure what sources are okay, have any questions, or want to otherwise discuss your edits etc.
Could you reply to this comment, please? This is so other mappers know you have read and understand it. Regards, Daniel --- This changeset has been reverted in
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134762232 | 4 months ago | osm.org/node/8262678986
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134762232 | 4 months ago | Hey Michael, Be careful when validating/editing. osm.org/node/10801169425/history
osm.org/node/10801169424
Do not blindly trust the validator application(!)
If object is too close to something else then it might be better viewed with a different editor application / check if editor application has a way to do so, i.e. in iD press W for wireframe mode, or in iD/JOSM use data filters, or in 3D editor select level/layer.
Regards, Daniel |