Could it be that you have zoomed into the map, as it will only return results for the currently visible map view?

MapZen POI Collector is now available in the app store if your interested.

I'd either use cycleway=opposite on the same way, or add a separate parallel way with highway=cycleway.

You can add tags, through a hidden feature of editing a current tag and changing the key. MapZen POI collector is currently awaiting review by Apple.

Which is why I avoid macports and fink as much as I can.

I'd recommend regularly saving and uploading so that you don't lose your changes. With recent versions of JOSM you can upload using the same changeset multiple times, rather than having to have a single changeset for each upload. The save regularly mantra comes from office documents, and applies here too.

Why not create a wiki page for Monopoly to link to from their FAQ?

This is one for the reasons I don't like imports.

What specifically do you not like about the site?

My GPS works fine on the Eurostar and Thalys trans. The German intercity trains were a bit more intermittent in their reception.

I've used a bluetooth GPS with my phone for quite a while now. I never use the software that comes with the GPS if any actually does. Instead I've just used TrackMyJourney which will use bluetooth to connect to the GPS.

Which software did you try?

Stories to your changesets make it a lot more interesting.

You might be interested in osm.wiki/Software/Mobilephones if you want OSM data as a background. I use TrackMyJourney. You might also be interested in GPSMid.

Or you could ask TomH for an svn account and place your code there with comments when commiting.

The CloudMade Geocoding already uses the house numbers. Compare http://geocoding.cloudmade.com/2def99212e655fa8bc44a7175b7c95f5/geocoding/find/3,Craigour%20Avenue,Edinburgh,UK.html and http://geocoding.cloudmade.com/2def99212e655fa8bc44a7175b7c95f5/geocoding/find/Craigour%20Avenue,Edinburgh,UK.html
At the moment you do need that comma between the house number and the street name.

http://blogs.openstreetmap.org/ is where I find them out (I'm the maintainer). I use Google Reader which auto translates them all to English.

A path is a single groove worn by lots of walkers, in general you don't want to walk along them as they will often be muddy or difficult to pass. You should look to using highway=bridleway, cycleway or footway before even thinking about highway=path. You might be interested in the Style Editor.

osm.org/stats/data_stats.html

Have you seen offmaps or other similar iPhone software for the iPhone. Search for OpenStreetMap on the app store.

http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-es