Hi Gabriel,

welcome to OSM and thank you for drawing missing buildings. I saw that you changed this to landuse=residential instead of building=house. landuse=residential indicates an area that is a neighborhood. I have changed it back to building=house. please see this page for more info osm.wiki/Tag:landuse=residential?uselang=en

Thanks
Kevin
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Please see this page for some examples osm.wiki/Tag:leisure=pitch?uselang=en#Indoor_tennis_court
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Hi GelikaS,

welcome to OpenStreetMap and thanks for improving the tennis facility. Based on the aerial imagery, it seems like this is a building which contains a tennis court. In that case, building=yes, leisure=sports_hall is the proper way to tag them. I have updated the map. Please let me know if you have any concerns.

Thanks
Kevin
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Hi Baconcrisp,

Do you know if the bus lanes in this change set are physically separated from the main road? If not, then I believe we should use the same ways as the main road.

Thanks
Kevin

Hi Miguelao,

Thanks for improving Lake Chabot park. Since not the entire area of the park is a forest, I'm going to remove natural=wood. I would recommend drawing smaller areas for natural=wood around the areas with trees.

Kevin

Sorry for the error. Thank you for fixing the road class.

Hi Abraham,

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! Thank you for improving the map and especially your focus on bike infrastructure, which is an area that is often incomplete.

In OSM, we usually map bike lanes by adding a cycleway=lane tag (or similar) to the road. We typically map the bike lane as a separate way only when it’s physically separated from the main road, eg by a curb or median. This page has some more details: osm.wiki/Bicycle

Since the Conzelman Road bike lane is on-road, could you remove the separately mapped bike lane and confirm that the tagging on the main road matches your expectations? Please let me know if you agree.

Thanks!
Kevin

Hey Warren,

Thanks for updating the tagging of this way so it won't be used as a pedestrian crossing.

I thought the following tags might more closely describe the feature and have made this change on the map. Could you let me know if you have any concerns?

cycleway=crossing
crossing=diagonal

Thanks
Kevin

Hi Aayudhi,

Thank you for contributing to OpenStreetMap, especially around improving highways and toll plazas.

I saw that you might be working for MapUp.ai. If that's the case, could you follow the Organized Editing Guidelines here? https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

In particular, ongoing organized activities should be listed on this page, which will inform others about the goals of your editing efforts and provide a point of contact. osm.wiki/Organised_Editing/Activities

Thank you,
Kevin

Hi,

I want to provide feedback on this change.

The gate is always closed, so it needs the following tags to avoid routing through this road:

barrier=gate
access=no

I have corrected the access in this change: osm.org/changeset/111925948

Thank you,
Kevin

Oops, comment should say “add missing traffic signal and turn restrictions to 16th street”

I've gone ahead and made this edit, but just wanted to let you know in case it's helpful in the future. Happy mapping!

Hi Nick, thank you for updating the map with the closure. Usually we'll keep the connection but change the "access" of the path to prohibit routing.

Great, this is done in osm.org/changeset/110048465

Great Highway was previously tagged as highway=primary as recently as 1y ago, before it was changed to cycleway. osm.org/changeset/87757002

Should we change it back to primary?

Thanks, I have retagged with sport=american_handball in osm.org/changeset/108770055

more details on this project: https://www.sfmta.com/projects/16th-street-improvement-project-phase-1-and-phase-2

add missing roads

see osm.org/note/1721072

Full comment was supposed to say something like "Although bikes are permitted, it's still dangerous, but I believe it's the role of the routing logic to see the speed limit and road type. For map features we should label them based on what is in the imagery."