https://www.trailforks.com/trails/breakneck/ suggests that it's used as a downhill track; with a black classification.
There's as you can see from that non free source; there's debate - various authorities discouraging bicycle access; frequent ride logs of people descending it.

This this really "moorook south", as all of the other sources I can find suggest it's just Moorook.

HI! That's a really great amount of detail :)

You might want to use tags like landuse=farmland though for paddocks and similar - unfortunately, next year, these fields are going to be ploughed again, probably slightly differently!

The tracks you've added imply it's a public road anyone can use; which isn't quite the case here

Oh hi! Nice work on the houses in the area :) I was planning on slowly working all the way up Magill Rd and the blocks either side; nice to see other mappers around working to similar goals!

A lot of these aren't bicycle=no; in Wadmore Park. In fact, there are specifically BMX jumps through it.
From survey, there were no restrictions I could recall.

This isn't private. It is gated, but it's a gazetted, public road with gates from survey

Ah nice work!
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Probably best to revert this one, its a bit tricky to fix manually.

Sure, delete away, if you are willing to resurvey from the ground.

Otherwise, maybe don't threaten contributors making good faith mapping efforts because you aren't happy?

Nice work! I might do a pass over the buildings you've done for solar

Ah, right so a better way for you to approach this might be:
Use JOSM or similar to describe routes and save as OSM/another spatial format - locally, rather than published here.

Publish your private data into postgis. You can easily set it up locally or use a paid solution; ie https://www.a2hosting.com/postgis-hosting - there are a number of choices out there.
Alternatively: https://qgiscloud.com/ will do the trick as well.

Use https://overpass-turbo.eu/ to extract OSM data which intersects with your local info on a regular basis.

Before you know it, you'll have a fairly easy to use dataset; supplemented with ODBL data - just be mindful of the license and you are sorted!
https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/summary/index.html

Hi, welcome back to OSM :) Sing out if you have any particular areas of interest that could use more detailed mapping, or pop onto the mailing list to say hi!

Welcome (back) to OSM!

If there's any data you have published on data.sa.gov.au (bike parking? bike repair stands? bbq's? public toilets? libraries? etc) or data that the community could collect (businesses, building geometry, streetview imagery/stop signs via mapillary), don't hesitate to have a chat on the mailing list or slack.

When did that one get added! I haven't been down for a while, but couldn't see that from the weird semi private road nearby

This doesn't match with imagery, and while it is being demolished a lot; breaks the existing geometry

A fair few of these are now visible in maxar imagery with further completion.

That... is possibly the one building I least would like to have surveyed in person :P

With a number of these changes, the roads aren't fully connected correctly:
https://www.keepright.at/report_map.php?schema=50&error=128414581

Welcome to OSM :)

Great to see more housing detail being added - I've mainly focused on cafes, shops, etc in the area so far - if there's anything you'd like to see mapped, sing out.

You might also be interested in apps like StreetComplete for when you are out and about.

Nice work :)

You might also be interested in android apps like StreetComplete, which allow you to capture speed limits as you walk around your local neighbourhood.

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