Извините, не найду об чём вы говорите. В каком месте на пункте пропуска?

However, this particular street is a mess: there are old numbers (from Ežero g.), and new ones (from Michalo Buchvico g.)

I will try to get the document and send it to you (or send a link for you to see it)

Sure, but here the only non-asphalted road is within the village of Bajorai and there is a built-up area roadsign beforewards, which means the speed limit is 50km/h. Look at the Mapillary images from this weekend

I actually copy them from Wikidata, itself fed from Wikipedia!

O.K. I will have that in mind.
I actually don't change the direction. In this specific case, if I remember well, I was adding some missing points of the relation.

You mean - not adding only lakes through which rivers go as "waterbody"?

P.S.: Just corrected this mistake thanks to you ;)

Hi Nick,
Yes, I meant the same as the one from the relation.
About the Wikipedia and Wikipedata you mentioned above ... I've gotten contradictory theories in the past, so now I prefer always putting them both in the relation and in the watercourse. The Wikidata will always be the same, but for Wikipedia, I always privilege the local official language if the river goes through different countries.

Yes, you are right. Thanks a lot for contacting me regarding that! Sometimes I have to write the Wikidata number manually, and which gives more room for mistakes!

Hi Nick!
Let me check

Hi
I actually didn't add any attractions whatsoever and no tag "tourism=attraction" after the one you had deleted (narrowest street in Vilnius).
I only added name and multiple name:xx tags.
The only building I merged (which is why you saw that relation you mentioned) was the former St Anna and St Barbara church. I also added name and name:xx tags, as they didn't exist beforewards.
As for the Gediminas tower, I only added name and name:xx tags, I didn't add any relations. I didn't even add Wikipedia because some language versions mention the whole former Upper castle, and some others only the tower... which would have been a mess.
Hope this helps.

Oh sorry, I hadn't noticed it.

Now I am confused: initially, it was "uola" and ... on Wikipedia it's uola

I am now thinking that perhaps it is not a pedestrian one, but a water culvert. Problem is: the evidence I see in Mapillary is poor.
I would have to drive there again ... but it will certainly not be before this nightmare called Quarantine ends

For pedestrians, as far as I remember (it was 2 years ago...)
R52 is an entirely new road that was made to connect the Haza nuclear power plant to Ashmiany, and they did a couple of things they don't do on other roads.

Cool, thanks

O.K. Actually my aim is for other OSM users not to map again this bridge (btw really a pity it doesn't exist anymore). What other solution would you suggest?

Me too :) I am from Europe, but I used to live in SIngapore a long time ago and I came back after 23 years between October and November 2019 :)

I just corrected it. Thank you for your feedback
Actually, it was extremely complex to map the whole JB and Woodlands checkpoints appropriately.
Here, there was an additional error: I had marked "only bus and cars" in English, but "only bus and motorcycles" in Malay, which might have been the source of confusion :)