typo: `1building=residential` should read as `building=residential`

Hi there. Kindly do not tag buildings with landuse=residential.

If you want to classify how buildings are used, you may, for example change this to `building=house` or 1building=residential`, whichever is appropriate for your use case.

Landuse tags are meant to be classify large geographic areas, to indicate how humans use the land.

Ref: landuse=*

Kindly revert these changes. If you need help with that you can contact the local OSM community for your concerns, ask for assistance, or other details:

https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-ph

or fb.com/osmph

Thanks! I opened a ticket here, and proposed next steps: https://git.io/vHOPC

Do you have contact information of the office/department leading this effort?

Barangay halls are tagged as amenity=townhall and townhall:type=village.

For reference, refer to Philippine mapping conventions: https://goo.gl/kyf0iU

Hi Pons. Kamusta na kayo?

Nakita niyo na ba yung bagong imagery from DigiGlobe?

Sa right sidebar, click on background layer, then select DigiGlobe para makita at ma-compare niyo.

Hello there. These are very good contributions to OpenStreetMap. Are you connected with any organization, or is visiting waterfalls one of your past times?

@Upendra

While using a park tag on a node is not ideal, it's not a good enough reason to delete them. Some users may use a node to temporarily tag a park, when there's no available imagery in the area (i.e., cloud cover).

In this case, this person is a new mapper, and I agree with your suggestion that they should add a way to define the boundaries of the park and merge it with this node.

Hi there. May I know the source you used for these digitized features?

By the way, did you chose the `natural=wood` tag to improve the map rendering?

Hi Nate. Are you familiar with the area? Your revision doesn't fit the tag documentation:
natural=wood. I'll revert this change set soon, unless you want to discuss your revision any further.

For recent photos of the area, see:
https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=14.604728721172407&lng=121.03083239915969&z=17.961225140457177&focus=map&menu=false&mapStyle=mapbox_satellite

Any chance you're from this area? We're working with the local government to update and add details for a comprehensive map of the municipality.

Great work Delbert! By the way, you don't need to add names for fire hydrants.

Type is probably more useful. You could find more information about this POI type here: emergency=fire_hydrant

If mapping fire-fighting facilities is your interest, you might like the OSM Hydrant map:
Cebu - https://www.osmhydrant.org/en/#zoom=13&lat=10.3175&lon=123.9419
Manila - https://www.osmhydrant.org/en/#zoom=13&lat=10.3175&lon=123.9419

Hi Carl. Thank you for your map edits, and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

I'm especially interested in the water resource-related features you've been adding, because of a previous collaboration we've had with Cordaid. Here are the relevant tags we highlighted for them, in case you're interested: https://goo.gl/nmTzUa

This is their area of interest: https://goo.gl/IJjtMr

I would be very happy to hear back from you.

/Erwin

Hi there.

a flood-prone zone may be tagged as follows:
hazard_prone=yes
hazard_type=flood

Please refer to hazard tagging page here:
hazard_type=flood

Hello there. Welcome to OpenStreetMap!

"Covered Courts" are best tagged as
building=roof

In this particular case, this object is more appropriately tagged like so:
building=roof
operator=DepEd
operator:type=government

Kindly revert the edit, or if you need any help with that, just leave a comment here.

Ron, welcome to OpenStreetMap.

I don't think this is a good reason to delete this information from the map. It's analogous to banning water because they cause drowning.

why is the changeset comment a "fix me"?

This police POI doesn't look right. Can you please provide details that can support this?

Robert, when adding POIs, make sure you use the appropriate tags for them. For example the POIs you tagged as outdoor shops are more likely to be convenience stores.