Hello,
Please add "access=private" on those objects.
Otherwise, people who do a search for a nearby swimming pool will be misled into amenities that are not open to the general public.
Thanks.

Fine, thanks.

Hello,
Adding gardens is nice and useful.
Just one piece of advice: do not forget to add "access=private" and "garden:type=residential".
Otherwise, plenty of apps will treat them just like public gardens and will mislead people looking for a green area to have some rest. :-(

Hello,
This changeset is causing problems. People looking for a swimming pool will now see many private pools in people’s gardens.
Please use "access=private" on private pools you create.
Can you please update your changeset?

Hello,

Just one improvement here: adding crossing=unmarked for a node where a footway intersects a road with no marks on the ground.
node/7766394532/history

Hello,

Thanks for this. I had some clean-up to do after your changes. Just a few things:
* associatedStreet relations only contain objects with addr:* tags. For instance: numbers 72 and 72A are nodes inside a building, the nodes go into the relation, the building doesn’t.
* It’s better to sort housenumbers within associatedStreet relation—but I’m afraid it’s not possible with the simple online editor.
* If you fix addresses, make sure they match the official street name, e.g. "Rue De Wand - De Wandstraat"; it uses both official languages.

Otherwise, I like the improvements you are doing on the map, it’s nice work! :-)

Good idea.
I think I may have removed the wikidata/wikipedia links from some of those murals in the past—precisely because they were not specific to the POI—I’ll try to find them and add them to the relation.

Hello,
No need to fill name:fr and name:nl tags here. We only use language tags when they have a different value from the main tag. Not here.

Hello,
Indeed, my fixes were for the building outlines, because the balconies are there if we map an area with building:part, for instance, but not for the main building structure—expected to match official UrbIS numerical imagery.
Your indoor mapping was preserved. This is nice work—and something usually particularly difficult—congrats.
Just one thing, check out this page: building:levels=* because I’m not sure it should count as 11 levels (rather 10, because floor –1 does not count unless it is not really an underground floor).

OK, thanks.

Hello,
Are you sure of the location of this device.
A bicycle repair station in front of an iconic building on Grand-Place/Grote Markt, really?

Hello,
I think the result will be achieved in a better way by using the "operator" tag. I suggest naming it "FOD Financiën - SPF Finances - FOD Finanzen", so that you collect everything with one single query for the whole of Belgium.
Otherwise, two problems might occur:
1) Querying all buildings having government=tax will give you unwanted results, such as regional or local tax offices.
2) Other mappers might want to remove government=tax altogether because, as I said, this tag is aimed for places where people are expected to show up and pay their taxes in person (a tax-collection office, commonly found in Commonwealth countries and in the US). AFAIK, Belgium SPF buildings are not open to the public and only contain civil servants doing administrative work related to taxes, right?

Hello,
Good edit. Yes, there were incorrect tags here, thanks for spotting this.
(Incidently, I reverted government=tax; a "tax office" is essentially a UK standard, on the continent we use government=ministry for such buildings.)

Bonjour,
Il y avait quelques petites erreurs, j’ai essayé de corriger.
Pour la longueur des véhicules, la bonne valeur à utiliser c’est "maxlength=10".
La signalisation pour les camions est étrange : un camion ne va découvrir la limite de 10 m que quand il arrive au milieu de la rue Vandenbroek, c’est ça ? Ce n’est pas posté à l’entrée de la rue ?

Hello,
Do you know whether cycling is now allowed in both directions?
During my last survey there were no M2 signs ("excepté/uitgezonderd" + bicycle logo). But that was before the street was changed.

Hello,
It seems that "according to the picture" means you are mapping from aerial imagery, aren’t you?
This is a good idea. We have excellent imagery for the Brussels Region.
Sadly, the editor always opens with default AGIV imagery (low-res and sometimes distorted, causing users to move objects that they shouldn’t move).
When you are editing the map, go to the menu bar on the right : "Backgrounds", and select "UrbIS-Ortho 2019".
Happy mapping.

Hello,
Not sure emergency=yes is correct for Rue d’Argent/Zilverstraat (way/369853232). I believe fire trucks or emergency vehicles will be unable to pass through.

service:bicycle:retail=no, indeed! My mistake.
Thanks.

Hello,
I think there is a small mistake here: I found maxspeed=50 tags on the edges of ways 8083239 and 17173274 (bridge of the A12 above Romeinsesteenweg).
Do you know where the new speed limit starts?

Thanks for this, it was missing on the map.
Next time, please write a more accurate description for your changeset ("update" is not enough to understand what you have wanted to do). Possibly also using both FR and NL names for official buildings.
Don’t worry, I fixed this one.