martianfreeloader's Comments
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| 142184555 | JunosL, you claimed that landuse=basin is discouraged.
I'm against these two options:
I am for:
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| 149777133 | Hey,
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| 149817899 | Hi, Thanks for your contribution. Just remember that creating changesets with huge geographical extent is discouraged. Happy mapping! |
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| 128738333 | Great, thanks! |
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| 128738333 | Hi, Thanks for reaching out. The residential area relation relation/14869357 (Janezova vas) originated from an area that I did not create or name myself: way/280874901/history I simply converted it from an area to a multipolygon -- without properly documenting my work, sorry! I totally share your view that it would be preferable to name the neighbourhood, not the residential area. Feel free to do so! |
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| 148518042 | Ok. The wiki says that the "ref" key is used for numbers and codes. "PAKETOMAT Podhod mesarski most" doesn't really seem to be a number or code. I think that "PAKETOMAT Podhod mesarski most" could be the name in this case. The current name looks more like a description to me. |
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| 148518042 | + I think that building:levels:underground should only be used on buildings and means "(total) number of levels that this building has underground". If the thing is inside a building, but is itself not a building, then level=-1 would be correct in my opinion. If it is not inside a building, then layer=-1 would be sufficient, I believe. |
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| 148518042 | Hi,
description="PAKETOMAT Podhod mesarski most" should be used instead of ref="PAKETOMAT Podhod mesarski most" (as I understand the wiki) |
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| 144085209 | Hi,
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| 148172278 | Hi! Thanks for your contribution and welcome to the project! Just remember to give meaningful comments to your changesets, so others have a chance to understand what you're doing. Happy mapping! |
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| 147542730 | I've removed the duplicates. |
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| 147679316 | Hi, welcome to openstreetmap! Thank you for your contribution! A little hint: We use name=* only if the object actually does have a name. We don't use it to *describe* an object, which seems is what you have done (an object is *described* by other tags, for example the tag leisure=playground already says, that the object is a playground - this information does not go into the name tag). Many (in fact, most) objects don't have names (many playgrounds, most trees, benches, etc.). In this case, don't give it a name tag. If you come across objects that do have a name (for example a street, a school or a stream), then the locally used name should be given (not the English translation). English is used as a meta-language in OSM (for example to discuss about things), but the actual mapped object should have its native local name. This means almost all objects in Slovenia will have a Slovene name (those that have a name at all). Happy mapping! |
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| 144833429 | Maybe you're right and this should be brought to the attention of the larger community. I've created a thread to get others' opinions on this: https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/seeking-community-arbitration-in-large-scale-mapping-of-non-existant-railways-in-slovenia-and-croatia/109300 PS: I do understand that you've put in a lot of work into this. I don't have any personal issue with you. In fact, I believe that you acted on good intentions. I just believe that you're not mapping along what the vast majority considers as the project's guidelines. |
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| 144833429 | Hi, Please refrain from attempts of intimidation. Remember that there is a human being on the other side, even if you can't see them. I'm sorry, I wasn't aware I was sending mixed signals. Which are the conflicting statements in your view? |
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| 144833429 | No response -> changes reverted. |
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| 134091134 | Cool, thanks a lot! |
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| 146701324 | Great, thanks! I've added that as source:opening_date |
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| 147143165 | Thanks for your contribution! Would be great if you could be slightly more specific in your changeset comments so other mappers have a chance to understand your intentions. ;-) |
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| 145370889 | Thanks! |