great stuff

looks good, you have done some good work there. I put the address into a node in the building where the door is, also means you can add access private or public, wheelchair access yes no, even stairs yes no,

that is pretty smart mate

I have came across this a few time, also buildings in one street with the entrance from another street, I would tag the building as the Palazzo Pamphilji and the embassy as an Address node in this building, as an entrance. access=public entrance=door addr:housename=Brazillian Embassy this can even be in the buildings outline to show exactly where their door is. even can add wheelchair=yes/ or no

you can also use building:cladding= brick ect

here is a link to see theTour de France Crossing the road that day I was there.

I have drove on this road its a tidal causeway. causeway=yes, access=tidal, lit=no highway=unclassified, but highway=track + tracktype=grade1 maybe be the best way to tag the road type.

I have done a few edits over the years, its a much better map than when I first looked at the area, will be back again in next year or so I hope.

great stuff,will have some time this week and next to help

but a good tip all the same

good work there

get as many roads as you can.

yeah working hard in my area on the red bits, a few more weeks would be great

good work, great stuff,

good stuff, I have cleared southern Scotland of the red, just need to hit Glasgow and Edinburgh now

dont like this, the POI is that, a point not always the full building, we should try to put the tag on the entrance node to the building that the POI belongs to, as buildings can have multiple POI and can span more than one street/road, and also lets tag such as wheelchair=yes, access=yes/no be used. I know its easy just to dump all the address tags of POI in the building outline , but I think the entrance node way works better.

great picture, it should be image of the week some time soon

its looking alot better since I last looked at Mumbai, well done

@Ploughman great, keep at it, will help you if you need it

thats a pity they are using that other map instead of OSM, how much better OSM could show their data

kill the red rash off, most of southern Scotland now clear