Thanks for the contributions, and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Thanks for the contributions, and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

I've restored the building. Looks like an accidental deletion.

Rasheka - welcome to OSM! It's good to know there are other mappers locally.

Why are you adding is_in:iso_3166_2 tags on so many of your edits? The whole is_in family is no longer needed, and there is no documentation for your refinement of these obsolete tags

nice work, Paul!

Hey, your import made Worst of OSM! http://worstofosm.tumblr.com/post/149386653926/look-at-these-nicely-arranged-nigerian-villages

but it hasn't received the national talk-ca approval or had approval from the main Imports list, as required here: osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines#Step_5_-_Import_Review . Also, it's an import from a non-dedicated account, which is not allowed.

… which doesn't mean you can go ahead before it's written and agreed.

I am following it, closely. There are no docs, no process and no discussion.

Is this a dedicated import account? This looks like a data import. The Stats Canada data import has not yet received community approval

Hi Denis - the StatsCan import has no documentation, data links or community import buy-in. So it can't yet be proceeding, can it?

Also, there are address nodes with source=bing, not just buildings.

You must use a dedicated account to import data, too.

Hi Denis - how are you getting address points from Bing imagery?

Hi Marek - thanks for your contributions. Can you please make sure that these stations that are still in construction are tagged properly? They are showing up as railway infrastructure, when they are currently holes in the ground ...

Doris McCarthy trail is designated no cycling for most of it

New or old, they could still be removed

Thanks for your contributions - but please, if you're going to import, you must use a dedicated account for it and follow the guidelines: osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

If you say so. But replacing redacted nodes in exactly the same place to 7 decimal places using Bing imagery and iD is a remarkable coincidence.

Hey, thanks for the updates - but are you sure that this isn't an import? You restored bus stop nodes that were under an incompatible licence.

and that "yesh" was a typo for "yes"; I'm relatively well-disposed to the band ☺

Thing is, few (if any) people call it “ᐃᖅᐊᓗᑦ Iqaluit”. It's either ᐃᖅᐊᓗᑦ *or* Iqaluit. As the node has both name:en and name:iu tags, we should pick _one_. Having both is wrong.