Yep, they're both asphalt with parking lot lines (and a few cars), but they probably rope or cone it off before band practice. What piqued my interest was the green rendering, so I was expecting to see grass/dirt. I think a phone call to the high school would answer the question. :)

Online references are easier to check than having to go to the library.

Do you also have a reference that this is used as the marching band practice area?
Thanks!

Hello, I'm in metro Denver and saw this interesting area. All the aerial imagery I've seen so far shows this as asphalt (you can see the cracks). That would not prevent it from being used. Do you know if the asphalt has been removed?

To clarify, read the note tag on the station, not a separate OSM note.

Oops, that was the residential area boundary

I just saw this restaurant while driving by tonight near closing, but took a photo to map it because it's new in like the last month. You already mapped it and did it nicely with all the right tags and syntax. Yay! Gonna check it out, cuz Thai food is great & we don't have a good place in this area.

That category is probably going to go away, no matter how many times people try to add an image to it, because we're fighting the US copyright laws and their enforcers.

Oops, I meant updated the name to Sunrise Road, not what it was before (Sunset Drive).

Typo in changeset comments: correct close date was 2023-10-23 (not 2022-10-22).

Accidentally allowed iD to auto-complete the changeset comments, which should have been just, "Added 1 disabled stall". Info was from street-level photos, not aerial imagery.

Thank you! I don't know how that "ad1dr:street" got in there. It's never happened before. :)

27.7 ft off

At least for the Supercharger in Post, TX, ZeLonewolf's changeset only removed a tag. Coordinates weren't touched, but I just restored them to their correct original values before they were overwritten by the 2025-06-22 bulk import from SCinfo (which had coords that were 27.7 off, not huge, but visible).

Hi, Allison P, did you see the responses? They were thoughtful and give me confidence that I picked the lesser of two evils. What do you think? Do you know people at Ridley's? If so, maybe you can advise them on how to improve their site.

I just submitted this question to the OSM Community Forum: https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/is-it-ok-to-include-a-website-tag-for-a-point-of-interest-if-the-website-has-any-advertising-on-it/133791

Oops! typo: a question

If OSM prohibited any POI website that contained anything that could be considered ad, a good percentage of websites would have to be deleted. Is that what we want? Sounds like a questions for the OSM Data Working Group.

https://shopridleys.com/locations.php gives the address, phone, and hours for all locations, so that's best we can do now. OSM is a community project, so you can edit out the website if you feel super strong about it. However, that will leave no website at all, except in the changeset source, which is where I found the address, phone, and hrs.

I saw that page, but there is no address, phone number, or hours, just ads, so that would become advertising spam that's prohibited on OSM.