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Baloo Uriza's Comments
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| 59527602 | This even had a source:name on it.
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| 59509345 | Nice catch.
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| 59498118 | Oklahoma also has the concept of towns as a seperate incorporated entity. Maybe OKC and Tulsa need something higher than city. |
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| 59498118 | This could probably be a city instead of a town given that's what the state considers it.
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| 59450444 | This could also be leisure=campsite or leisure=caravan_site
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| 59450444 | This could also be leisure=campsite or leisure=caravan_site
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| 59426552 | There is no median on the block between the bike path ramp and Riverside Parkway.
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| 59423193 | This is the very foot of Janeway Avenue.
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| 59422744 | The comma is part of the name.
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| 59413990 | Well, nodes aren't always better. If the entire closed way (area) applies to the amenity or shop or whatever, then tagging the closed way is better than tagging a node. Malls make this a tricky edge case for both. |
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| 59413922 | While it's more common for links to not have names, there are situations where links and ramps do have names. It's not an always situation. |
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| 59413990 | Basically yes. Nodes are great when the approximate center is known but not the outline. Opening hours was close, but can be tricky. opening_hours=* I updated both with a better way of handling the situation, so that's live there now if you take a look. |
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| 59413990 | opening_hours tag also needed some work.
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| 59413990 | Opening hours could use some work, best to map as a building with a node if the interior boundaries can't be determined.
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| 59409428 | No need to add a node when you're mapping it as an area.
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| 59409428 | No need to add a node when you're mapping it as an area.
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| 59409428 | No need to add a node when you're mapping it as an area.
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| 59409428 | No need to add a node when you're mapping it as an area.
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| 59409428 | No need to add a node when you're mapping it as an area.
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| 59378852 | Is this park on both in the middle and on part of the outside of the traffic circle?
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