Si tienes mas información de la nombre, pon el 16 de Mayo. Estoy de acuerdo si sabes el 16 de Mayo.

Que yo se es 6 de Mayo. La vi en la calle misma.

Muralito, We are following both the local and global conventions for this issue, as explained in links in this changeset. We are also updating a lot of new construction and previous errors in the data to current conditions. In most cases we try follow the OSM guidance of "one feature, one OSM element" osm.wiki/One_feature,_one_OSM_element

If you notice errors in edits, the place to comment on them is within the feature itself or the changeset. OSM users are happy to coordinate with others to make the most accurate edits. We all learn together as we work together.

http://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/tags/amenity=fuel#combinations

As bpowell1 mentioned, the brand and the name can be used together. It may be redundant in some features but name is the most commonly used tag for full stations. Globally, 62.57% of fuel stations use the name tag, 26.34% use the brand tag.

Also, in the wiki it states "Where a well-known brand is trading under their own name, then name=* is expected by most data users, and should be used by contributors. This situation is typical of large fast-food chains, where the outlet and the goods share the same name. Here there is usually little value in adding brand=* as well as name=*, but this is for the data contributor to decide."

The compromise in our discussion would be to use both so that the data is most complete.

osm.wiki/Key:brand#Distinguishing_between_Brand.2C_Name.2C_Operator.2C_etc.

Map what's on the ground. osm.wiki/Good_practice#Map_what.27s_on_the_ground

The compromise on this issue would be to use both the name=* and the brand=* tags. Most of these would be the same however there may be some differences. As per the wiki, "...name=* is expected by most data users, and should be used by contributors." It seems Muralito has a specific need for the names to be in the brand=* tag, however most users and contributors would need it in name=* tag. e.g. name=Petrobras brand=*Petrobras Both can be tagged in the feature.

Following the wiki, adding the prefix is appropriate in this case. "Calle", "Avenida", etc is added in all other country street names as well. If you feel "Calle Miguelete" is historical name you can add in as "old_name" tag. osm.wiki/Names

The street signs along Miguelete says "Calle Miguelete". I was following what is physically on the street signs.

Changeset #41243109

Jirón Carabaya es una calle importante al lado de la Basilica de Lima. No debe ser una "linea" sino debe ser residencial o calle minor. También, borremos la nueva linea/calle Jirón de la Uníon y quedemos la antigua.

Visited Bermuda in June. I applied unpaved to some roads but not all. Most roads in Bermuda are asphalt.

Edits while in Nicaragua. Changeset tag didn't update. Conducting groundwork in Managua. ~vespax.

Edits while in Nicaragua. Changeset tag didn't update. Conducting groundwork in Managua. ~vespax.

Edits while in Nicaragua. Changeset tag didn't update. Conducting groundwork in Managua. ~vespax.

Edits while in Nicaragua. Changeset tag didn't update. Conducting groundwork in Managua. ~vespax.

Actually edits while in Nicaragua. Changeset tag didn't update. ~vespax.

Actually edits while in Nicaragua. Changeset tag didn't update. ~vespax.

Thank you for checking on this. Again, it was an issue with Go Map!! on iPad. I have made the necessary change in iD Editor (but left node in place and send link app developer).

6a Avenida is bidirectional in that area.

Thank you for checking on this. There is a small bug in Go Map!! That creates nodes when memory is low instead of tagging the way properly. Normally I catch it but in this case I didn't. Will be more careful with the app.

It appears this way used to be a one way but is no longer. Some of the signage along the way is confusing. There is also an old cement section of road parallel to Caracasbaaiweg.