This is incorrect. Maybe consider preventing users from moving the location of a defibrillator more than a reasonable amount.

changeset/175908037

Hey, thanks for working on this. But I don't understand why you're removing the tags instead of changing them?

Discussion is ongoing on the OSM US Slack at https://osmus.slack.com/archives/CCJ2P6KCH/p1765659709853359. That Slack is a helpful resource if you haven't heard about it before.

Happy mapping!

No problem :)

Happy mapping!

I think you meant to use a lifecycle prefix? osm.wiki/Lifecycle_prefix

I changed this to razed:building=roof but let me know if you had building=razed for a reason.

Hey, I'm curious why you expanded the name. Isn't the signed name just "Molly Moon's" or perhaps "Molly Moon's Ice Cream" and that other information, especially the Columbia City location name, best included in other tags?

I might need to read through some wiki pages again, if there's a good one you know of about the technicalities of names that you could point me to that would be helpful.

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Fixed, good catch! I think this is correct for a carwash?

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Hey, thanks for all the edits you've been doing! Details like this are helpful for OpenStreetMap.

I'm writing, though, because I notice that you've been leaving empty changeset comments. Myself & other local mappers would prefer if you add even a basic changeset comment like "add house types" or "specify road surfaces" so it's easier to understand, sort, and review your changes.

But keep it up; these contributions are helpful! Thanks!

Hey, I heard briefly about map battle, but still don't quite know what it is. Either way, could you please try to add a descriptive changeset comment in addition to the hashtag? That way its easier for other mappers to see why you're making changes (just a bunch of "#mapbattle" changesets in a row looks a bit suspicious for reviewers, if you know what I mean). Remember: quality over quantity!

Is there some webpage for #mapbattle? Sounds interesting!

Sorry, I missed that tag in the list and thought you had removed it. Never mind.

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Hey, is this invalid or just incorrect format? (i.e. is there a reason I shouldn't include the hours they wrote when I clean up the other tags?)

Why remove bus=yes? iD is actively warning me that the stops are missing that tag.

Thanks.

See changeset/174891657

Metro's route page: https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/metro/routes-and-service/schedules-and-maps/075#route-map

Route 75 is temporarily diverted for construction closures.

I also edited the Northgate-bound relation (changeset/174892176) and added a U District-bound temporary stop at 16th & 125th (changeset/174892654, changeset/174892763).

The diversion is scheduled to last until 26th March 2026 (Metro alert ID 79962). However, the temporary stop at 125th and 16th seems like it will be returned to normal on 20th January 2025.

See also this note with route information: note/5058840.

Let me know if anything looks strange. This is my first time working with bus relations.

See changeset/174891657 for U District-bound edit, and more context.

Thanks. There are a few things that didn't look right, so I updated them to OpenStreetMap's standards.

I tried to approximate based on your website, but if the services you offer are different from what I've mapped, feel free to tell me which items on beauty=* are more appropriate.

Thanks!

I updated this. Thanks for the contributions!
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Published using OSMCha: https://osmcha.org/changesets/174357935

(oops, never mind about the phone number, I misread.)

I shrunk this shop back to a single node, with the phone number and data you provided, until we figure out the building's outline. Thanks!

Thanks for all your contributions! This kind of information, and your attention to detail, are very helpful ❤️

Please feel free to ask anytime if you have questions, and we'd be glad to help out. I recommend joining the OSM US Slack if you're not on there already; there's lots of helpful stuff there and you can ask questions.

Welcome to OpenStreetMap!