I found it in a 1900 Boise City directory on Ancestry.com

Not sure what happened to the changeset comment. I added some detail to the Boise River and added some ponds.

Seems like a good call.

There should only be one node at a location. Since barrier=fence implies area=no and leisure=pitch implies area=yes they should be able to coexist. I can't use my PC right now but when I get on I will check the issue out.

What is "Amazon Daily Imagery"? I've never heard of this imagery source. Is the licence compatible with OSM?

Allison P

Why are the name tags in all caps? I don't believe this reflects real life.

Sorry, I meant September 2018, not 2019.

Thank you for your contributions to OpenStreetMap. Just a small tip: Bing is not the most recent imagery available for the Boise area. Both ESRI and NAIP offer imagery from around May 2019, compared to Bing's September 2019. These features are quite old and in this case it doesn't matter, but when mapping elsewhere in the area it may be important.

If you have any more questions, just let me know.

Allison P

Thank you for contributing to OpenStreetMap. Please try to minimise the bounding box of your changesets by uploading before moving to a new area. This changeset shows up when looking for changes in Idaho or Wyoming and a host of other states, making it harder to view edits to the area. If you have any more questions, let me know.

Allison Pelton

StreetComplete tricked me into some funny mapping.

Per osm.wiki/Relations/Relations_are_not_Categories there should not be a relation of Disney parks because it is a category.

Roads should not be connected to powerlines. A connection between two features implies there should be routing from one to the other. Powerlines should go over all features and not touch them. I have fixed this. In order to prevent this from happening again, I suggest disabling power features in the side menu so that they are invisible.

Google Maps is incompatible with ODbL. Please find a different source for your edits.

Baca County is tagged as highway=primary, surely this is a mistake?

Allison Pelton

Should Edgewater be mapped as a city? It certainly doesn't have the population or amenities that would indicate a city. Just because it has 'city' in the name doesn't mean it should be mapped as one; otherwise, all incorporated municipalities in states like Idaho would be cities and the map would be cluttered.

I would say that information is being added as the moving of the tags to the area indicates that it is the sole occupant whereas the node only indicates that 7-Eleven occupies part of the building. So I would say that the addition of data is a compelling reason. There is no 'wrong' way to map real things and I think that my method adds information that was not previously there.

No work is being deleted; no tags are being removed and no information is lost.

Hi chachafish,

Isn't the entire building 7-Eleven? I was merging business nodes with the building they're contained in when there is only one business in the building. If this is a mistake, let me know and I'll restore the node. I've only been by it once and that was a few years ago, but it seemed like it was clearly the only occupant in the building.

Oops! Thanks for fixing that.

Street directions and suffixes should not be abbreviated in OSM. I've fixed the name on this as well as North Fenwick Avenue.