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Hi there. The local convention is to drop the qualifiers "purok" or "sitio" for place names. You may put them in the official_name tag, and add the designation tag (i.e. designation=sitio).

Also, the conventional OSM definition of "hamlet" has no direct equivalence for purok or sitios, so these places are usually tagged with place=neighbourhood.

I hope this helps. And than you for helping make a better map of your favorite places in OpenStreetMap.

Indeed! Thanks for minding.

Hi there. Kindly be mindful of your edits.

You have inadvertently moved this node, that caused this change in the map: http://imgur.com/2Y1jVYEl.png

Do remember that there are emergency and critical services that rely on the accuracy of these maps.

You can learn more about OpenStreetMap tools from https://learnosm.org

Good job, Nic! Thank you for helping create a better of your favorite neighbourhoods, by updating the establishments inside this mall.

And welcome to OpenStreetMap.

Is the whole building occupied by 7-Eleven, or just part of it?

If it isn't, you should leave it as a point/node, and tag the structure as a retail building (building=retail), and putthe building's name (if it has any), and not the name of the locator.

By the way, some local mappers are hoping to organize an informal get together in early January. We don't have the full details yet, but I hope you can join.

https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-ph/2017-December/006199.html

Awesome work with your recent edits. Thank you.

I am aware of the limitations of the Maps.Me app, and I'm pretty sure your use of the "viewpoint" tag for the features are temporary.

The relevant tags are:

* Aluminium and Glass is craft=glaziery
* Tire Wizard - shop=tyres
* Cebuana Pera Padala - this is a money service. Is the establishment primarily a pawnshop? shop=pawnbroker; amenity=money_transfer
* Motor rewinding shop = electrical; repair=yes
* Ukay-ukay - shop=clothes; second_hand=yes
* Paint - shop=hardware or shop=doityourself
* Sign maker = what kind?

More references:
* shop=*
* craft=*

Hello there. I've been wondering about this particular account, and similarly named accounts (FGS 2, FGS 4, FGS 5). How are you affiliated with each other?

Also, these settlements may be better tagged with place=neighbourhood, instead of landuse=residential, which also makes them searchable from nominatim.

Check out: place=neighbourhood

Re-tagged as ambulance station

landuse tags are usually applied on subdivisions, not individual lots.

Hi there. Landuse tags are not usually used on individual plots. There are many self-paced learning modules available from http://learnosm.org, to learn the basic and advanced OSM mapping.

There's a tag, old_name, which you can use to retain the name of an object. There's also alt_name, for alternative names.

You can find more info about names at the wiki: osm.wiki/Names

For the building, instead of building=yes, you could be more specific, like building=chapel, especially if it's purposely built as that.

Good job! Welcome to OpenStreetMap!

If you're interested in knowing fellow mappers, check out fb.com/OSMph/group

"service_times" refer to schedule of services. More info about this tag: service_times=*

Hi Gerald. Glad to see your contributions in OSM. Also, a belated welcome. :)

Here's a tip: try to avoid abbreviations and acronyms. In this case, this should remain as "Elizabeth Street".

You can read more about that, here: osm.wiki/Names#Abbreviation_.28don.27t_do_it.29

Note: trying out OSM Streak, https://github.com/Zverik/osmstreak

I specifically set it up not to add any data to OSM. I'll look into it further.

A failed experiment. I thought it didn't publish the edit. I'll revert, thank you for the heads-up.