Hi Odulana Oluwatoyin,

>The field data collated are point data, and the section that depicts who uses the facilities whether boy, girl, man, woman is part of the data information collected to understand indivduals that utilize the facilities.

Could you please clarify more details, what exactly are you trying to collect and research here, what is the purpose? Maybe a few examples (apart of what was mapped) would be helpful. Seems there is a huge misunderstanding and confusion whether you're mapping *residents* and *users*, would be appreciated if you could clarify this in depth. See also linked discussion in the forum, would be appreciated if you could answer there.

Thanks!

I've updated the indicated roads as well, thanks.

Some of those streets are not even wide enough for cars and you should be able to clearly see those are ruins.

Hi!

Could you please explain the reason for this change? I've explicitly removed "access=private" from some roads because they are not private and accessible by general public (even though being close to military zone).

Hi! Could you please clarify the reason for this change? The streets in in area of old ruins are indeed with square corners, your changeset have changed the geometry to "smooth" them somehow and that's not how I mapped those and not how they're in reality.
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Cool, glad to see someone also improving the area and I'm not alone (was there in 2024 and did quite a lot of initial mapping) :) Thanks!

Hi!

I see you have updated a few roads in historic ruins in Oman using tag "digitalEgypt", was this intended? The footways were marked intentionally, what was the reason for this change?

The changeset spans way beyond Bulgaria, please split such huge changes to smaller chunks next time, thanks!

Hi! It doesn't seem there is such a cafe in the middle of Italian countryside. Also the address tags are off. Please make sure you place the points in the right places :)

Hi,

Thanks for comment!

Short answer - unfortunately, I don't know, I was walking there by foot and saw the sign when standing on the square and looking north on the left from bar Saitta. There were also signs indicating it is/was one-way only and there was a pedestrian crossing road-marked. Maybe as usual in Italy, no one cares about signs and in reality people still drive?

Just to make sure, here is this pedestrian sign on Google panorama, feel free to double-check https://maps.app.goo.gl/smVrPHdLKzJJn4uA7?g_st=ac

Long answer - the big part (if not whole) of Corso Umberto Primo is ZTL so it's not like many people drive there anyway. Plaza Nicola Spedalieri square itself had some parking markings, so one could drive thru it probably (just thru the whole square)
I would also suggest it might have been some temporary change due to Pistachio festival this weekend, but the pedestrian-only sign looked quite old.

Please split the changes in such unrelated world regions! Thanks!

Hi
If you're adding a few objects, please split the change at least to country level, touching 9 objects in France and Phillipines in the same changeset is a bit hard to check, please make further changes more localized, thanks!

@mcliquid ok, thanks for the heads-up, sorry for inconvenience!

I've updated the type.

This is camp_pitch of the bigger campgroud area, see e.g. https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/251469 (the point was added back then on personal visit experience)