Hi, you've merged two sections of road which have different speed limits. In OSM it's common for roads (and roundabouts) to be split into many small segments, so that things like speed limits and bus routes can be accurately modelled.

way/147615264 should have `maxspeed=50`, right?

Hi, you've been changing a lot of underground power cables into overground power lines. I don't think any of these edits are correct...

also:
changeset/131628371
changeset/131629676
and a few more

sure, I'll change the tags. gay=* was the first result in google and it wasn't obvious from that wiki page that's there's a better tag

Hi, you didn't reply to my question a year ago when you first made this change ( http://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-discussion-comments?uid=639245 )

So, could you please explain what the source of this name is. Is there a signpost that says "Cotton Channel" or "Cotton Spinney"? Alternatively, are these names documented anywhere online or in a map? Thanks

Hi, it's best practice to create waterway relations for rivers & streams that have a name. Unfortunately there are still many minor streams that haven't been mapped in OSM, which makes it tricky to create these relations in an automated way. So you'll probably find that a lot of rivers in OSM don't have a `type=waterway` relation (yet)

Hi, one of your recent changesets has broken this forest multipolygon: relation/2694771.

You can tell because an enourmous chunk of the map no longer has any landuse. Could you please take a look. Thanks!

thanks for the photo! I've deleted the monitoring station, if someone knows what this fenced off area is used for, they can map it in the future

Hi, thanks for your edit. Chatsfield Village was incorrectly marked as an actual village, which was causing issues. I've changed it to a Retirement Home to prevent future issues

Hi, both. I think the correct tagging would be `emergency=fire_detection_system` on one node,

and (`emergency=fire_water_inlet` + `fire_mains=wet` + `fire_sprinkler=yes`) on a separate node.

based on osm.wiki/Proposal_features/Building_inlet

Both nodes are visible here: https://goo.gl/maps/MmnjcYRwe6opoo5M6 (but obviously, we don't use google maps as a source)

I've run the address import tool which has automatically fixed this and some other dragged nodes (changeset/130671132)

Hi, you deleted the Waimauku RSA, has it closed down? As far as I can tell it still exists - https://fb.me/rsakaiwaka and https://cab.org.nz/community-directory/KB00028432

thanks, I've changed `level` to `level:ref` to match the local numbering system

sure, I'm not sure if there is a convention in NZ, there seems to be a mix of both approaches. If service road is more fitting feel free to change it

Hey, I wasn't sure if this one is a duplicate, since Mount Erebus has a well known elevation of 3794 but this one is 3790... https://static.topo.linz.govt.nz/maps/antarctic/tiff-300-no-logo/ME14_TIFFv1-01.tif I think you're right though, this must be a duplicate. will fix

Hi, regarding your comments, entrance=emergency is a popular tag which the iD editor has a preset for. The name of this preset is "Emergency Exit" If you think this is illogical you'd be better off starting a discussion at https://github.com/openstreetmap/id-tagging-schema

Also my understanding is that `layer=-2` + `level=2` is valid, for buildings with strangley numbered floors:

Layer | Level
3 | 7
2 | 6
1 | 5
0 | 4 (Ground Level)
-1 | 3
-2 | 2
-3 | 1

or am I mistaken?

Hi, there's already a suburb node for Heathcote Valley (node/7745894823). Now there are two duplicates...

Maybe you should delete this node if "Heathcote" genuinely doesn't exist, or change it to another tag like place=locality if it's a recognised place, but not a suburb. A quick google search suggests that Heathcote might be an established name (e.g. https://nzhistory.govt.nz/keyword/heathcote), but I'm not sure, I'm not a local

thanks for updating it :)

Hi, you added access=no to this bridge, are you saying that the bridge is completely shut to everyone?

hey, yeah I agree landuse=meadow isn't the best tag. Nor is landuse=farmland. There was a brief discussion on the talk-nz mailing list a year ago: https://lists.osm.org/pipermail/talk-nz/2021/000309.html

If you've got ideas for how to tag them better then let's change it. Maybe `type=boundary` + `boundary=something` ?

yeah, if `motor_vehicle=destination` isn't strictly correct feel free to remove it... I would hope that routers try to avoid shared spaces by default