Redacted in 32766576 (and subsequent changesets)

Redacted in 32766576 (and subsequent changesets)

Hi,
you've used Google as a source. Copyright and Google's terms don't let us take their data or use their products. (osm.org/copyright) Did you use Google as a source for any other changes?

Paul Norman
For the Data Working Group

Hello, could you provide a link to the documentation for this import? There seem to be a few problems with the tagging, the _ID_ and _code_06_ tags

This looks like an import of external data. What's the source of this data, and is there any documentation?

Is 152 really 80 km/h all the way past Fraser Highway?

It looks like this is mixing housenumber and unit number in the housenumber tag. Should this be addr:housenumber=4151?

You seem to be adding data that is not map data. What is this data from?

OpenStreetMap is for geographic map data, not general drawing.

Paul Norman
For the Data Working Group

How'd you identify osm.org/way/342875467 as a commons from imagery?

how did you identify osm.org/way/342784769 as a commons? I can't see any evidence in the imagery

This sounds like an undiscussed mechanical edit

Did you check all of these yourself?

That Amtrak wants to upgrade the track makes it pretty clear to me that not all of it is high speed, and the limit on portions is not high speed. The UK is probably the best place to look for how this is tagged, as there's plenty of segments of track which are not high speed capable.

If there is both a high speed route and a low speed route along a section of line, do you then up tagging that it is both high speed and low speed?

Hello,

When editing the Ukrainian boundary, please make sure to use changeset comments so others can tell what you are changing.

For the status of the Crimean boundary, please remember http://osmfoundation.org/wiki/Working_Group_Minutes/DWG_2014-06-05_Special_Crimea

I was wondering what your source was for osm.org/way/332655105. I had a look on both MapBox and Bing and couldn't see any sign of a building. Bing shows cloud, and MapBox shows a clear field.

Good to see cleanups of the NHD data!

How'd you find out the sandman hotel takes bitcoin?

This seems misplaced. Does this store have a physical presence?

I was wondering, is this office really off of the parking lot at the end of Helmcken Street?

My point is that you didn't correct the error - they're both errors, spelling building wrong