Awesome stuff Kyle! Keep it up

You shouldn't be reverting entire OSM history, I've spent a lot of time building specific tags.
The same reason you started this revert, now you are doing the exact same to my edits, except you're doing at a mass scale, we only removed accidentally a few building attributes during a manual process.

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@Frederick I've personally manually cleaned up a lot of LogicalViolinist edits, and now you've reverted the changes back to the original status. I've merged a lot of address and tagged buildings as residential.

https://gist.github.com/DenisCarriere/581b3dbc6adf36608f470702d0bcc38d

@Frederick I've personally manually cleaned up a lot of LogicalViolinist edits, and now you've reverted the changes back to the original status. I've merged a lot of address and tagged buildings as residential.

https://gist.github.com/DenisCarriere/581b3dbc6adf36608f470702d0bcc38d

@Michael, thanks for point that out, I'll take your comment under consideration.

This changeset has been reverted fully or in part by changeset/42987576 where the changeset comment is: Undo changes

Well I wasn't importing data, I was cleaning the existing data and merging address points to buildings.

Some of the buildings were drawn via Bing.

Some of the address nodes with source=bing were added by other users, I simply merged them into the buildings.

The project is being driven by the local OSM Ottawa group and many emails have been passed to the OSM Canada mailing list, sorry if you weren't following it.

@scruss The address points are from the City of Ottawa open Data portal, they have already been imported by another user.
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And building footprints are from the StatsCan building project.
osm.wiki/WikiProject_Canada#Crowdsourcing_buildings_with_Statistics_Canada

The Bing source was used to make sure to align any buildings and verify if the points & buildings matched.

The source is added to the building tags:
osm.org/query?lat=45.28274&lon=-75.75808

We have a pretty active OSM community in Ottawa, you should try to attend one of our Meetups.
https://www.meetup.com/openstreetmap-ottawa/

Yes this is exactly what I was looking for! :) That's awesome!! Keep up the cool work! I use to go to school there in the T building. Looking forward to see all the floors, I know it's a real challenge doing indoor mapping.
Cheers,

Cool! I'll check that out

Cool stuff! I wanted to add this tag via Maps.me but it wouldn't let me add `wheelchair` tag. That's why i created a note :)

One comment about the tagging, the doors should be `door=yes` instead of `indoor=door`.
osm.wiki/w/images/6/63/Indoor2.0_elements.svg
osm.wiki/Simple_Indoor_Tagging

Cool stuff Undearius. Do you have a live example of Indoor mapping? It would be neat to see the result of this data used in a real world example.
Keep mapping :)

I didn't delete your highway edits, I only added back the relations. Please make sure you don't accidentally delete relations.

Cheers,
- Denis

You removed the Tigris Relation, I'll be reverting this change.

No worries, I re-added the building and added the damaged tags.
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Thanks for your support with the OSM edits, I know you had the best intentions.

@CoolCanucks Try not to remove any previous information. If you want to follow the Fort McMurray building task, please read the instructions here:
http://tasks.osmcanada.ca/project/22

I did this edit a while ago using DFATD's website, if you have current information I would use that.

I don't even remember doing this edit :) I do merge boundaries with international ones. Thanks for picking that up!