Changeset fully reverted - fictitious edits

Changeset fully reverted - fictitious edits

Changeset fully reverted - fictitious edits

Reverted changeset/61189932

Hi Andrew,
Sorry to bother you again. I think you are confusing the name of the road or town with your name. Let me know if you need a hand.

Ewen

Hi Andrew,
Welcome to OSM. Can you let me know what knowledge you have for changing the town name from Willowra to Andrew?

Sorry - I missed this with emails going to an old email address. The fix was actually to fix a previous issue where I or others did not have the crossing. Strava showed a number of routes (prob due to old vs new, poor GPS and people doing their own route. So with the images available at that time and the GPS (Strava and GPS traces), I would suggest that I probably have routed the track as per my memory of it crossing the creek. Apologies for bolloxing it up.

HI Nat,
Thanks for doing this. Just a quick tip that you can square up buildings. Right hand mouse click on the building and select the square icon. All the best and keep mapping!

Hi der schiefe Turm,
Thanks for adding the details in. The more correct way to do this is to create a relation which you can find at the bottom of the left hand panel if you click on an existing road. The Relation contains all the information in a single location for the postcode/suburb etc. so that it is consistent within the area. It's a bit more difficult and I am happy to assist if you want. Have a look at Elmore, Victoria relation/2469716#map=15/-36.4934/144.6098 which shows the town boundary using pre-existing roads and a small portion in the SE as relation alone. Bus routes are another example of using existing roads to form a relation. Check the Wiki for relations at osm.wiki/Relation and the Australian entry in the admin_level table boundary=administrative#admin_level

Feel free to reply and happy to assist. Keep the great mapping going!

Kudos on the South East substation (S.A.) layout (along with the other ones you have done). It looks great.

No problems and welcome. The ability to add cycle lanes to roads have been there for a while while the editor you are using has just recently exposed this in the standard list of fields on the left. Keep up the mapping and check out the OSM wiki cycleway=* when you need some guidance.

DM sent re adding lanes. Please keep insitu atm

Good work Dave! Keep the local knowledge fresh, even during winter ;) There is a strava plugin that might be useful for confirmation if you want to validate. The edit is probably broken for ever sadly. Keep the rubber side down https://strava.github.io/iD/#background=Bing&map=15.60/146.8185/-43.0793

Hi Ray,
Excellent work on all the foot paths and buildings around East Ringwood. We need more people doing footpaths!

Hi @Barky2000,
Thank you so much for doing the additions to Port Mc which look detailed and excellent.

Just a query on the cycle path at fly point. Is the cycle way separated from the road and is it one way or both ways?

Paths and roads should connect so that the navigators can navigate correctly. If the cycle path is part of the road surface then it may be better to use the bicycle lane for the road which are available in the ID editor in the list of fields on the left hand side. The road already has cycle lanes marked so your work might be a double up in this instance.

All the best and keep plugging those gaps.

Ewen

Good work Geos!

Hi Slogfester. I have added some tags to your node for the bicycle counters. It doesn't really matter imho if it is a pole or overhead but the tags you could consider are
man_made=monitoring_station
recording:automated=yes
monitoring:bicycle=yes
monitoring:pedestrian=yes (Not currently in use). Thanks for updates and keep the rubber side down on your travels!

Well done on all the changes around Katoomba over last few days. Some of the best accessible additions I have seen.

Hi Rocky, I would like to consider reverting this change (or at least the NE lake) please as well as adding intermittent=yes as I believe this would be a better way to map it.. I am happy to revert for you if you are happy for me to do it.

Beat me to it Swavu. Finding https://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-suspicious?country=3&hours=96&tsearch=&mappingdays=50&anyobj=t&comp=%3E&value=10&action=d&obj=n&filterkey=#4/-27.61/134.52 a great tool