Hi, thanks for your addition! I was wondering though, is "Lao Massage (and good waxing)" actually the name that you can find on a sign there or something? Because if it's not, it shouldn't be set as "name" here.
See name=*#Additional_data

Hi,
I just merged your bridge mapping with the existing one. Just wondering about the maxheight: is that for vehicles going over or boats going under the bridge?

OK, I can convert them into a coarse route and mark it to be validated by someone. Usually you take something that can log to GPX (OSMand is a good one on Android) and later upload that file containing the track.

I guess you mapped this before, right? Sorry, there are no historic castles here. There's a house made to look vaguely like one, but that's not the same.

Hi, thanks for your additions!
I think most of what you added as "community center" shouldbe place=hamlet or place=village though - a community center is usually a building for community functions.

cheers,
Matthias

Hi,
you can use name:lo for Lao names! name:th should always be in Thai script.

cheers,
Matthias

Hi Alvaro, thanks for your additions! But ... what kind of attractions are these? Viewpoints, waterfalls, monuments...? Something tagged tourism=attraction should always have a tag explaining *what* it is.

cheers,
Matthias

Thanks for the updates! Love the detail :)

Danke für die neuen Eintragungen! Schreib das, was du in "name" eingetragen hast, abe besser in "description", denn um Namen handelt es sich dabei ja nicht. Wenn irgendwas was kostet, gibt es dafür auch fee=yes und fee:amount="10000 LAK" z.B.

Hi,
tourism=attraction is pretty meaningless on its own. Could you add a "physical tag" telling *what* it is? Like a monument, a natural feature etc.?

Hi,
that's the third copy of your restaurant already. Please check the map on the web after adding something, it's not going to turn up in Maps.ME until up to a month later!

Hi Mary,
I think you got a bit confused with the POI types here (admittedly Maps.me does't exactly make that easy). The type for a temple is amenity=place_of_worship (usually with religion=buddhist here); don't enter a name if you don't know it ("Temple" is not it, they're usually called Wat-something after the village they're at).
A power station would be power=plant, here combined with waterway=dam. But it's mapped here already: node/5319994821/history

Hi,
please only tag things with a "name" tag when you know the actual name of a place. "Ethnic school" is not how schools are called here.

Another thing, please make sure to always add "physical tags" that describe *what* something is. Here, that's amenity=place_of_worship. Or natural=peak for the mountain you added a few days ago, see http://overpass-api.de/achavi/?changeset=57232694

Thanks for helping with Lao spelling and all, it's much needed! :)
Just wondering about this track though: there's another dirt road mapped here that seems to follow the mountain ridge. Are you sure this track goes straight agross everything here, or is the road mapped wrong?

cheers,
Matthias

Hi,
are you sure about that name change? The Lao name still says ຈອມລີ with an L

cheers,
Matthias

Hi,

please don't enter things as "name" of a POI that are not actual names.

Are you sure this is an actual artwork by that strange name?

Hi,
"Mabgkokham" looks like a strange spelling for Lao. Are you sure about that?

Hi,
please don't call your guesthouses "Guesthouse". If you don't know the name or can't spell it because it's in Lao, it's OK to leave it blank, but "Gueshouse" is certainly not their name.

cheers,
Matthias