These are not static elements. Take a look at different ortophotos - they are in different positions. Therefore they do not belong to the map data.

Thank you! Only two changesets, reverted the second one as well.

What was that? You've reverted a ton of fixes.

Privažiavimai neturi pavadinimų.

Šaligatvių ir panašių mikrodalykų, kurie yra gatvės dalis atskirais vektoriais nežymime. Tai naudos jokios neduoda, tik padaro redagavimą sudėtingesniu. Jei yra poreikis pažymėti, kad kelias turi dvirtakį, galima prie esamo kelio pridėti žymas cycleway=left|right|both

Atšaukiau pakeitimą. Mokykla jau buvo teisingai pažymėta (kaip plotas)

Atšaukiau pakeitimą, nes šitas adresas įvestas teisingai.

Supratau. Ačiū už paaiškinimą.

Thank you

And what is wrong with this description? While it has a marketing style, it is still a valid description of a place.

Laba diena. O kam dabar du Urbo apartamentai toje pačioje vietoje? Kurio vieno užtektų?

Na, pritraukiau arčiau, bet jei taip arti, klausimas ar išvis yra prasmė tvorą žymėti...

Truputį pastūmiau į šoną. Nes dabar buvo 20cm nuo kelio centro - nerealu :) Padariau daugmaž palei vėžių kraštą.

Supratau. Tai jei nepavyks - šauk - parašyk, iš kurios kelio pusės ta tvora - padėsim :-)

Kas čia buvo bandyta padaryti? Tie keliai jau dabar pažymėti kaip private. T.y. per juos maršrutizavimas nebus vedamas. Tvora abejoju, kad eina išilgai kelio jo viduriu :-)

Then it's those boards and nothing else. The route you've drawn does not exist now. There are two options: either you can map the route to existing roads and create (and maintain) a large route type relation (which I doubt you can do, because most part of that route does not exist anymore), or you stick with information board points and that's it. The object as it is now cannot exist in OSM. Sorry.

I see. Sorry, but such data does not belong to OpenStreetMap as this object does not exist anymore. You may try openhistoricalmap.org.

What is this "Lietuvos kelias"? :-o

OSM wiki is just an opinion of some people. It has never been, is not now, and will never be a rule. This has been accepted by global OSM community. Specific usage is decided by local community which you're not part of. You can map anywhere, but you must follow the rules of local community. Bye.

That is YOUR theoretical opinion lacking any understanding on how IT systems and processes work. You know nothing about the events, about this site, you've never been on this site or in Lithuania, you do not know people who map here, you do not know services we create, you do not know people who are actual users of this data and our services. Therefore you are totally irrelevant here and impotent to do any good for us. Why are you getting into this?