Gotcha. Thanks for updating them!

Was this one in the wrong spot?

Remember to expand road directions/prefixes in the name. e.g. W 78th should be West 78th.

Hi! Thanks for making change on the map.

If a building isn't there anymore, you can delete it instead of changing the name like this. If there's construction happening (or another building in its place), feel free to map it to the best of your ability too.

Thanks for the excellent explanations, scrambling_panda. I apologize for not providing feedback!

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Ok, no problem! I'll remove this one.

It looks like you placed this camera in the middle of the turn lane. Can you describe where you saw it so we can move it to a more accurate position?

I personally tend to prefer places as nodes, but there isn't a hard-and-fast rule. Sometimes when the building is exclusively used by a single business it makes sense to tag the shape, but in most cases it makes the most sense as a node.

The web editor has a feature where you can right-click on the shape and use "Extract" to pull the place information out onto a separate node.

Also, check out the app "EveryDoor" or "StreetComplete" to make mobile mapping easier.

Hi Ian! Thanks for taking the time to sign up and update the map. One small bit of feedback: When entering an address, the street name should match the name tag on the road. We usually try to use expanded road names without abbreviations, so it would be "7th Street West".

Also, Brake Bread is really good and now I need to go down there to pick some up...

Thanks for keeping the map up to date. The point you moved is on the wall of the building. Is that where the entrance for your office is? Typically we put the place point inside the building and have a separate point for the entrance.

Did this building get destroyed or the address removed?
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Wow, nice work.

No problem. It looks like the imagery is a little misaligned there so the sidewalk appears to be offset a bit, too.

Heya, thanks for adding to OSM. When you add these cameras, please make sure you aren't attaching them to anything else. In this case, for example, you attached the camera point to the sidewalk.

It's pretty easy to accidentally do this because the editor automatically snaps points like this to nearby lines. If you notice this happen, you can use the undo functionality to undo the snap. You can also right-click the point you added and use the "Extract" function to pull it off the line. I did it for you in this case.

Hello! The trails up here are fairly recent, are you making sure that the Strava data you're tracing is from within the last few months?

What evidence do you have that this is a private parking lot? It looks like a public parking lot for the adjacent park.
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What evidence do you have that this is a private parking lot? It looks like a public parking lot for the adjacent park.
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