danieldegroot2's Comments
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136660168 | about 2 years ago | Hey Caprahircus, Thanks for your contribution to OpenStreetmap. Regarding your changeset comment, objects are by default "used". Usually a lifecycle tag (disused=yes) is added if they are not. However, for milk churn stands this recommendation has been more or less discarded, as for many it is clear they are disused (and otherwise it may be unverifiable if they are in use). You can always contact the community if needed. See
Regards, Daniel |
135210703 | about 2 years ago | Hey Liamio2, Thanks for your contribution to OpenStreetMap. I have added a description to the milk churn stand you added based on aerial imagery (Bing, april 2021). Could you verify this description if possible, please?
Regards, Daniel |
137109335 | about 2 years ago | Sources (use for reference only!);
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136917652 | about 2 years ago | (previous changeset included unintended change);
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136917595 | about 2 years ago | oops, has unintended change included. reverted in osm.org/changeset/136917622 |
136748385 | about 2 years ago | No problem. You can always try visiting early in the morning or on a less sunny day. |
127040706 | about 2 years ago | There is not a cafe anymore? |
136748385 | about 2 years ago | Ah, okay. If it helps to see where things are, taking pictures from a distance -a bit outside the playground / from on the path- should be fine as long as you're just walking by.
The POIs look a bit cluttered at the moment, the bottom left corner doesn't have the POIs in the right place at least. It may be helpful to take fieldpapers or Every Door to get a better idea of their location if it's not as easy to know/remember them well or if you just want to add them later.
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136748385 | about 2 years ago | Looks like some adjustments will be needed to the POI positions. Have you also taken new imagery? |
136666211 | about 2 years ago | The stream and side-stream have been re-aligned and extended in
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136666211 | about 2 years ago | Hey Anne, This changeset has been reverted by
The bridge has been re-added in
Regards, Daniel |
135793912 | about 2 years ago | See also
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135793912 | about 2 years ago | See also
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136302027 | about 2 years ago | Note, you are using the national orthophoto -there's also a elevation model available-. There should be (almost) no offset. National orthophotos may've only become available in the editor recently. If you track the road south you will see the first part was last edited 2014 or 2019 with Bing, Esri (and some private gps trace which isn't quite verifiable):
I would suggest asking a moderator to revert it to its previous position. |
136308068 | about 2 years ago | Hey Casper, Ik stel voor covered=yes ipv covered=building_passage te gebruiken. Minder verwarrend (overdekt is ie toch).
Groet, Daniel |
136276178 | about 2 years ago | See also (used for reference only);
Additional links (not used) via
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135561551 | about 2 years ago | Hey vaibhavnz, Thanks for the addition. Do try to verify your edits using available sources in the editor, please. (other aerial imagery and streetside imagery); in this case it seems to be visible on Bing Streetside. You should specify these sources when saving your edits.
I've added details and moved it in
Regards, Daniel |
135561551 | about 2 years ago | See also:
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135573656 | about 2 years ago | Hey houtari, Yes, it does suggest this for buildings. However, it could become ambiguous which aspect is disused. Another mapper may think the museum is disused, as this is a non-physical tag, and change it to disused:tourism=museum .. as to avoid this it may be better to, as recommended otherwise, only add the lifecycle tag to the part which is no longer relevant - in this case, the milk churn stand.
Regardless, as data user, you should use both disused:*=* and disused=* in your queries, as both of these tags are in use to describe something being disused. There may still be outdated tagging, exceptions or accidental mistagging.
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