CoyKoi's Comments
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| 137911133 | Hi Ctwemmy, welcome to OSM and thank you for your contributions. I am flagging two minor issues with this changeset: The cycleway (way/1121942427) that you have edited still has the "planned:highway" key, which can be deleted now that you have given it a "highway" value. Also it looks like you have accidentally dragged the address point node for 40A Taniwha Street (node/5485725056) Cheers
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| 136679196 | This belongs in a 'description' tag, not in the name tag. Probably the sports field has no name suitable for the name tag. See osm.wiki/Names#Names_are_not_for_descriptions
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| 136235902 | Hi TinTin, the value for building:material you set to "bricks", should be "brick"
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| 136235279 | Hi Colemagoo welcome to OSM, thank you for your contribution. Your updates look good, you have correctly set the tags to reflect the paths are closed.
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| 136208088 | Hi TinTin, welcome to OSM editing, thank you for your contributions.
Check the OSMWiki it is the reference for tags: building:material=*
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| 135956056 | Hi, Selwyn College is already mapped as an area: way/27034179 So adding the school point is not required and becomes a duplicate feature. Can you please delete the point you added? Thanks |
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| 135760664 | No worries, that does explain it: the original POIs are quite new, only added 28 days ago. I'll do some clean up of the dupes. Cheers |
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| 135760664 | Hi Omnific, thanks for adding more retail POIs in Waiheke Island. However I noticed that several of these are duplicates of existing features (eg Out There, Chances and True Blue)
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| 135697181 | Hi Sucl, the driveway should just be drawn as a single line, not as an area. It does not need a name tag
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| 135698674 | Please do no put address numbers in the name tag. No name tag is needed on houses
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| 135694094 | Rainbow's End is already mapped as way/29418232/
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| 135180855 | Welcome to OSM, thanks for your edit adding the grass area. Only specifically named features need a 'name' tag (like the Old Government House Lawn). This area does not have a specific name, so it should not have a name tag.
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| 134674580 | Hey Kyle, I'm curious if you're using an imagery source for this changeset, or schematic plans, or have you surveyed the area? Specifically for the new section of shared path between Hudson Rd and Te Honohono ki tai - I can't see this in any imagery layers I use. Way: 1160808656 |
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| 134514929 | Thanks for adding the driveways, but please don't give them unnecessary names
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| 134489299 | Welcome to OSM and thanks for your contribution. This feature doesn't actually need a name of 'parking aisle', as it is already described by the other tags. You can delete the name key.
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| 133851212 | This should be tagged leisure=swimming_pool. See this example at a neighbouring property: way/614528341
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| 133806857 | Hi HaoYue, welcome to OpenStreetMap editing. I wonder, was this part of a university assignment? I have reviewed your changes. I can see that all of the features you have created already existed on the map. I have reverted your changes. Please take care not to duplicate features which already exist. Thanks |
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| 133693603 | Welcome to OSM editing. Unfortunately the quality of this changeset was not great - many accidental changes, and re-mapping of existing features. I have reverted it with changeset/133771437
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| 133509261 | I don't think it really matters - but technically Glenvar Road damage was from the January 27 flooding |
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| 129980242 | Thanks for taking the time, I appreciate it. I think in the case of Ponsonby (like many suburbs) it's impossible to pinpoint a single perceived centre - and I accept people are likely to differ on this - but I do think that the location over the community centre building at 20 Ponsonby Terrace provides a nice balance representing the centre of "Ponsonby the residential suburb to the west of Ponsonby Rd, north of Richmond Rd", and "Ponsonby the retail/commercial strip along Ponsonby Road". And it does help it's the location of the Ponsonby Community Centre building. So yes I will move it back there now, but I will try stop considering geographical centres and cartographic labelling when working with place nodes - I appreciate the logic for using perceived centres as best practice. Cheers |