Thanks for catching those. I have no idea how could that have happened.

Although according to Esri and CT ECO imagery the original shape seems to have been correct. Maybe it's the town boundary that is on wrong spot?

Ah you're right, the duplication was there before.
Though I think in this case it was supposed to be resolved the other way around: keep tags on node and remove them from area.
Since surveillance cameras are defined as point features
man_made=surveillance

Hi, thanks for editing.
Just be careful, here you moved surveillance camera tags from a node where the camera is located to the whole parking lot area:
node/2738874385
way/268535989

Hi, thanks for updating all those information. But what I noticed you accidentally added a number to the name of the store e.g. O'Reilly Auto Parts #6372

If that is some sort of a unique code for that particular branch then it should most likely go to ref= tag.

Hi and welcome to OSM!
The buildings that you drew/edited are not quite correct. You tried to trace the shape of the roof from the aerial imagery, but because the images were taken under an angle the shape looks skewed.
The buildings outline we typically draw are as if you are looking at the building directly down from above. That means both buildings should be a perfect rectangle.

Second point is that you moved Jojo's pizza restaurant to a parking lot. If the original location was really incorrect then the restaurant point should be positioned over a building where the restaurant is located.
cheers

Yup.. I am still slowly making my way through an ancient waterway import from NHD that was done 13 years ago.
Well important is that OSM keeps improving with every edit...

Thanks!
I would really like to get involved with more imports, there are many datasets worth adding to OSM. The sad part is that preparation and execution take so much time that right now it is unfeasible for me. 🙁

Uff.. I am not an expert on these type of tags, but how I understood this old proposal (osm.wiki/Proposed_features/Destination_details#destination:ref:to) it should be destination:ref=CT 159. The destination:ref:to tag seems to be used for roads that are up ahead, not those that the exit directly leads to.

Feel free to join osmus.slack.com and post a question there. There are more people that understand this better than me.

Hi,
since you started to retag destination info it might be worth checking here: osm.wiki/User:Minh_Nguyen/destination:street

It suggests that destination:street to be used when street name is an additional information on the road shield and destination tag if the street is the main destination.

We don't know how does Magic Earth's routing work (might be a good thing to ask them), but typically it would try to use roads that will get you the closest to the address.

So the idea would be to move the address point that is inside the building closer to the edge that faces the correct parking lot.

Other things that could possibly help is having the main entrance node and the parking lot area mapped. And perhaps adding a footpath from the parking lot to the entrance.

Hi!
Which router has an issue? This is typically solved on the side of the router software. Creating fake address points only causes problems for other data users.

Hi and welcome to OSM!
Just a small tip, when you finish drawing a building outline press "Q" and this will adjust all angles to 90˚. Buildings then look nicer.
Cheers

Thanks for the clarification!

Thanks!

Nice, thanks!

Hi,
thanks for editing, but were the runways completely removed? They can still be seen from satellite imagery.

Hi there!
Is this really correct? There is a marked hiking trail leading on that path and is also marked on the map created by the McLean Game Refuge:
https://mcleancare.org/game-refuge/recreation/

Hi,
thanks for all the cool edits. I just wanted to let you know to be more careful where you place the address information. In several buildings you accidentally placed it on building parts (building:part=yes), but generally it should go on the whole building outline tagged as building=*.

To make it easier to select overlapping features in the editor, just select one node and press Ctrl +↑ (Pc) or ⌘+↑ (Mac). Then you can select "building" feature in the top left corner menu.

Cheers

Thanks