woodpeck's Comments
Changeset | When | Comment |
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147545585 | over 1 year ago | You have put "www.apple.com" as the web site of your business. This is clearly wrong? |
147731200 | over 1 year ago | Dear user Dinsh, please slow down your AI building mapping. You are adding data of very low quality to OSM, for example in this changeset see osm.org/way/1253258326 which is totally wrong. Also none of the buildings you have mapped in this changeset conform to any of the imagery sources you have specified. In the future, it is allowed to use AI-derived buildings but at the very least you should visually inspect if they match aerial imagery. Also there have been complaints that you were mapping buildings that were long demolished so please make sure you use accurate data sources. Thank you - Frederik Ramm, OSMF Data Working Group Ticket Ticket#2024022410000147 |
147675323 | over 1 year ago | I have reverted this edit. |
147675323 | over 1 year ago | Please to not fiddle with the name of the Persian/Arabian gulf without prior discussion in the OSM community. |
147611945 | over 1 year ago | Dear ACGG, when you want to import third-party data into OSM you need to discuss this with the community first and provide proper source information. This import was not only not discussed, it was also buggy. See: osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines |
112115716 | over 1 year ago | Ich habe diese Gebäude jetzt wieder gelöscht, da die Quelle fragwürdig ist und der Benutzer sich durch Accountlöschung weiterer Kommunikation entzogen hat. (DWG Ticket#2024021810000168) |
147518221 | over 1 year ago | Hallo worker12, ich bin nicht sicher, ob die "name"-Tags, die Du verwendest, eine gute Idee sind, sie sind ja sehr deskriptiv - wir schreiben an einen Spielplatz auch nicht name=Spielplatz dran. Ich habe das Thema mal hier im Communityforum angesprochen https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/namensgebung-schutzzonen-tirol/109356 - vielleicht behältst Du die Diskussion dort mal im Auge oder beteiligst Dich auch daran. |
147470929 | over 1 year ago | Dear user Zemlemer-Geodesist, please specify your source more precisely than just "imagery". The standard aerial imagery layers avaialable to OSM do not seem to support your very detailed drawing of woodland. Also note that natural=wood is to be used for actual forests, not small groups of trees in a public park! Your quirky changeset comments are misleading; "traced woods in garden square on Raumskaya street" is sufficient. |
147246895 | over 1 year ago | OSM documents the names that are presently used, not the names that are historically correct. With many other things it is easy, you just look at the signs, sadly water bodies tend not to have signs. DWG is not taking a position on what the "correct" name is for this body of water, we just ask that any change in naming is a result of community consultation and not a result of looking at archives. So the right way to go about changing the name of this water body is opening a discussion on community.openstreetmap.org, presenting your reasoning there and inviting others to comment. Then if a consensus is found, the name can be changed with a pointer to that discussion. Any name change that does not point to a community discussion supporting that change, will be reverted. |
147279155 | over 1 year ago | The "all of you" was including you though, LockOnGuy ;) |
147279155 | over 1 year ago | The DWG has received complaints about this changesets saying that someone's privacy was violated and/or there have been death threats. I think these claims are a wild over-reaction; as far as I can see, the places mentioned here have several hundred thousand inhabitants so "mapper X lives in city Y" is not really telling anyone anything new. Please don't waste DWG's time by organising smear campaigns against individuals. If you cannot work together for the best of OSM, then all of you should leave OSM and make room for people who can. |
147151593 | over 1 year ago | Hallo MappSurfer, Du bist öfters schon mit der Community über das Mapping abgebauter Bahngleise in Konflikt geraten. Nun hast Du mit osm.org/way/1246995806 wieder ein abgebautes Bahngleis gemappt besitzt noch dazu die Dreistigkeit, per "note"-Tag zu fordern: "Abgebaute oder überbaute Eisenbahngleise; bitte NICHT löschen, sonder abandoned oder razed taggen." Überbaute Gleise haben in OpenStreetMap nichts zu suchen. Es muss vor Ort irgendwas von dem Gleis erkennbar sein, sonst wird es nicht gemappt. Punkt, aus, Ende. Manchmal kann man darüber streiten, was genau noch "zu sehen" ist, und da kann man mal ein Auge zudrücken und ein Gleis mappen, das nur noch Leute mit dem richtigen Blick dafür als solches erkennen. Aber spätestens wenn es überbaut ist, gehört das Ding aus OSM rausgeworfen. Ich habe das erwähnte Gleis jetzt nicht gelöscht, weil ich nicht vor Ort bin, habe aber Dein "note"-Tag geändert auf "bitte löschen, wenn nicht mehr vor Ort sichtbar". So entspricht es den Gepflogenheiten bei OSM. An Diskussionen mit anderen Mappern sehe ich, dass Du manchmal absichtlich alte Luftbilder verwendest, um inzwischen abgebaute Bahngleise davon abzuzeichen. Bitte tue das nicht; wir werden diese Daten wieder löschen. Historische Eisenbahnen sind ein faszinierendes Thema, und die Plattform openhistoricalmap.org bietet eine ausgezeichnete Möglichkeit, sie einzuzeichnen. Dass "railway=razed"-Objekte aus OSM derzeit auf der "OpenRailwayMap" angezeigt werden, ist ein Problem; die "OpenRailwayMap" sollte diese Daten besser aus der "OpenHistoricalMap" laden, weil sie, wie gesagt, nach OSM nicht gehören. Das hier ist eine amtliche Ansage der DWG und wird unter Ticket#2024012310000212 gespeichert. |
146531891 | over 1 year ago | Dear mrpacmanmap, you have added maxspeed information to 1237 highway objects in Sandwell citing "sandwell.activemap.co.uk" as your source. This web site, however, says "Copyright © 2024 Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council. All rights reserved." Can you clarify? |
146485309 | over 1 year ago | Dear TawhidAhmad, I'm afraid the quality of your contributions has not improved since I commented on an edit of yours in osm.org/changeset/144954530 - you are now labelling your edits a "quick flythrough of arterial roads" without even mentioning that this is 100% sidewalk mapping. You write that you are "focusing on crossing tags" but I see nothing of the sort. What I see instead are micro sidewalks like
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147450529 | over 1 year ago | You deleted over 500 POIs in this edit, and claim it is a "personal project". Have all these POIs ceased to exist in reality? |
144669060 | over 1 year ago | Sorain, this is not about me or my biography, it is about osm.wiki/Tag:railway%3Drazed which says: "Avoid mapping former railways if it is impossible to determine the former route from the ground or aerial imagery". If this is the rule you are following then everything is fine. |
147424727 | over 1 year ago | Hi there, when adding names to soccer pitches, please specify your source for that information. Also please ensure that the soccer pitch actually carries that name, and that you are not erroneously claiming that the name of the club was identical to the name of the pitch. |
147262129 | over 1 year ago | I have undeleted the things deleted by Tolani001 now. This accidentally included a few buildings that Tolani001 himself re-added after deleting them, so they were now there twice, and I deleted them again... all should be good now. @Tolani001, if at all possible please do not delete a building and re-draw it, instead modify the existing building if corrections are necessary. This ensures we keep the history. |
147262129 | over 1 year ago | I'll have look and undelete the roads. |
147338419 | over 1 year ago | Dear user OrDal, in this changeset you re-instated two areas deleted by another user. I am letting the Sinai-Gaza Strip Buffer Zone stand (see comment in osm.org/changeset/147355744), mostly because it has been there for a long time. As for the "Terror Prevention Isolation Area", I tend so - at this point in time - side with 3la2_ka; I don't think Israel has the right to define "Terror Prevention Isolation Areas" in other countries; this is most likely an artifact of current war efforts, and unlikely to remain in this form for longer. It is especially problematic to have a mapper from Israel map such a zone outside of Israel's country borders. Like we do in similar conflicts around the world, I recommend to let the matter rest until hostilities have ended. |