Hello.
Please note that it's inappropriate to tag the whole building as a business if that business occupies only part of that building.
A 3-story apartment building should not be tagged as a liquor store which is only on the first floor.
A 3-story office building must not be tagged as a cafe.
For these situations each business must be mapped as a separate node within the perimeter of the building they occupy.
A building can be tagged as a business only if that business occupies the whole building. For a example a stand-alone fast-food restaurant or something like Costco.
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Hello.
Please update your StreetComplete version. Your version is very old compared to the current one.
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Hello.
This crosswalk doesn't seem correct.. Did you intend to map it like that?
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You can easily look at the history of each of that kerb, in this changeset I have no deleted any tags you added to these kerbs. 7 of them were just empty tagless nodes and I created the 8th one.
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You can use https://osmlab.github.io/osm-deep-history/#/node/ to see the history of each node.
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Which "that crossing" are you referring to? This changeset covers the whole w96..
Unless I made some mistake, I did not change any existing curb tags. I simply made nodes that connect sidewalks to crosswalks as curbs. In places where I could see from satellite imagery those plastic rumble plates, I tagged it as lowered, tactile and wheelchair. In places where I couldn't tell, I simply left it as kerb with no explicit indication of wheelchair accessibility either way to allow for local survey to update it to the correct values. I don't assume all intersections to be wheelchair accessible since not all are.

Hello.
Please note that as documented in traffic_calming=island traffic_calming=island is intended only for traffic calming feature, not pedestrian refuge area.
What you are looking for is crossing:island=*
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Hello.
Please note that "crossing=marked" is intended specifically for crosswalks with STOP sign.
Crosswalks that are controlled by traffic lights should be tagged as "crossing=traffic_signals". 👍
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Hello.
Is this footpath not lead to this building's entrance?
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Hello.
Could you please elaborate on this edit? There's a bike path on the right but not on the left?🤨 That seems contrary to the satellite imagery..
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Hello.
Just fyi in case you were not aware of, recently there's been a proposal approved on how to consistently tag crosswalk markings: crossing:markings=*. This should cover all the different stripes and lines we encounter in nyc👍
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Hello.
You tagged this intersection as controlled by traffic lights, yet satellite imagery clearly shows it's STOP-sign intersection...
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Hello.
It would be best if each individual crosswalk way was mapped as a separate. That way they can be tagged individually and independently.
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Hello.
Could you please elaborate why did you delete a private driveway here?
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Hello.
Is the phone number remained the same between these 2 businesses?
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Hello.
When extracting POI from buildings, please keep "nycdoitt:bin=*" tag on the building since that's the unique id to look it up in NYC's building database.
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Reading that article it seems like you might have misunderstood or misread their description. It states
"...Hot spots could include bike shops, cafes, water fountains, restrooms, photo spots, and other popular sites.
Start Points are popular spots ... like parking lots or trailheads, and can only be found on Strava."
So, they are saying to add features to OSM map from which people often start their routes, but they have to be real features, like shops, cafes, parking lots, fountains, etc. It can't be an arbitrary spot in the middle of a random sidewalk with nothing there.
Also, I'm not sure what they mean by it, but OSM has plenty of parking lots and trailheads mapped, they are not exclusive to Strava. 🤷
If your marathon starting location has some sort of a sign or a plaque there, you are by all means welcome to add that, but not just an arbitrary spot with no real world equivalent like what you added here.

Hello.
This kind of feature doesn't really belong on OSM. Please see osm.wiki/Good_practice that explains what type of features are good to map. 👍
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Hello.
This is clearly not a swimming pool but a boat or a car cover or maybe a greenhouse.
Not everything blue is a swimming pool.
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Hello.
Just because something is blue doesn't make it a swimming pool. This is most definitely not a swimming pool. It's just a blue blanket or blue chairs. You wouldn't have a swimming pool the size of an umbrella..
As such this feature is going to be deleted.
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Hello.
When mapping features please pay attention not to accidentally connect/attach/glue features to each other. In this case you attached this swimming pool to neighboring garages.

Also, when mapping features that are supposed to be round, after you are done drawing a rough outline, you can right-click on that feature and select "Circularize" to make it properly round. That will make your mapping look neater and more accurately represent the real world feature. 👍🙂
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