Hi, I see *:carriages:* as an equivalent to *:lanes:*, so this tag is supposed to be the equivalent of https://taginfo.osm.org/keys/destination:symbol:lanes:forward

that's also why I chose plural, to match *:lanes:* and avoid confusion with carriage=*

Hi, I created a wiki page which I hope explains what this tag is about: exit:carriages=*

It's the same idea as the nyc "exit stategy" app, which is ranked #27 on the app store so it seems like a lot of people find this idea useful

hey, nice work with all these edits. I've spot-checked a few and everything looks perfect.

I just thought I'd share the database query that I use to find all points that are tagged as "fixme=continue" - you might find it useful too: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1H49

Hi, i've reverted this change because OpenStreetMap is a map of the real world. If you want to map fictitious places, check out https://opengeofiction.net, it uses the same tools and editors but you're free to map anything

Hi, is this a real place? https://moana.fandom.com/wiki/Motuand https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motunui are not the same place

no problem, thanks for doing this validation work :)

sorry, fixed now. It's a bit dumb that seamark tags use "concreted" but normal tags use "concrete"...

sorry, fixed now. seems to be caused by another bug in iD: https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/4978

also not sure about "Unknown route type" - apparently all the light rail routes are invalid because of this unhelpful warning

It seems like this is a known problem with iD - see https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/8578 and https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/8415

I've fixed a number of validation errors including the Canberra Explorer. But I don't understand some of the validator warnings like "platform without proper tags"....

hey just following up on this, I've remove the military tags which are most likely wrong

since i didn't hear back from you I've removed the tag

Hey, what source are you using for elevation? According to the background imagery "LINZ NZ Topo50 Gridless Maps", the elevation is 152 metres. LINZ is the source used for almost all elevations in NZ

a second source also says "over 148 metres": https://mustdonewzealand.co.nz/tours/hole-in-the-rock-bay-of-islands-2022/

thanks

moin, danke für ihre edits. wenn fußgänger und radfahrer beide den weg benutzen dürfen, dann ist es besser wenn wir die option "Rad- und Fußweg" wählen, statt "Pfad". die option für "Rad- und Fußweg" gibt es nicht in Deutschland, aber in NZ können wir es benutzen. deisen beispeil habe ich gerade geupdated

Hi, you might want to take a look at these 7 site relations. They have conflicting information in the ref/name tag...

relation/16422042 - 0161 or 0160 ?
relation/16455322 - 1091 or 0224 ?
relation/16478319 - 0298 or 0290 ?
relation/16478432 - 0295 or 0294 ?
relation/16492643 - 0906 or 0347 ?
relation/16952716 - 1084 or 1083 ?
relation/16551610 - 1830 or 1890 ?

sorry... i don't have a clue how to fix that efficiently but I'll take a look. I can understand why the ways might be out of order, but based on a visual inspection of relation/14309095 and relation/2666822, i don't see any gaps...

also added some flags and power outlets in this changeset

hey, what's the meaning of upload=false? see https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1GeV

thanks for adding the park, I've just refined the boundary to match the land parcels