BCNorwich's Comments
| Changeset | When | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| 139235408 | over 2 years ago | No response so I've removed the tags. |
| 139426599 | over 2 years ago | I did not reply because I did not want to be a party to any argument. I'll just continue to correct any mistakes I see, especially like the highway duplication on that roundabout, that, if left, would likely disrupt routing. If you wish to see the duplication simply revert the changeset number 139426529 |
| 139495015 | over 2 years ago | Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap. Review, your mapping looks OK. Can the football pitches now be removed? Are the roads still within the college grounds? If so ought they all be service roads? Regards Bernard. |
| 139426599 | over 2 years ago | Hi, For absolute clarity please just revert the changesets. You'll then be able to see the changes made. |
| 139426599 | over 2 years ago | Node: 11086150764 |
| 139426599 | over 2 years ago | Hi, the duplication was actually removed in my previous changeset number 139426529 |
| 139426599 | over 2 years ago | Hi, Certainly, there was a one node section of Way: Frome Road (4411939) that was on top of Way: Wellsway (8406026). I joined two nodes to eliminate the duplicate section of highway. Regards Bernard. |
| 139253227 | over 2 years ago | Hi,
All the dark blue lines are your duplicated highways. Could you please correct your mapping and cease to duplicate highways in this manner? Thanks. |
| 139300383 | over 2 years ago | Thanks. |
| 139293341 | over 2 years ago | Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap. I have to say that your changes do not reflect the ground truth. This section of road is not flood prone, only the section drawn in the water is flood prone and that is tagged as a ford. This section of road is not a ford nor a stream. This is a tertiary road. It is a through road for vehicles not merely destination. There is no posted advisory maxspeed limit. There are signs, (at Ipswich Road and the junction of Mill Lane, and Knights Lane) that are opened (by the council) to display a flood warning when appropriate. Thus I've reverted these changes. Regards Bernard. |
| 139290662 | over 2 years ago | Hi, A lot of the buildings are out of square, partly joined, or very roughly drawn.
I started making corrections but this changeset is too large to easily manage. It's recommended to save little and often. There is no need for huge changesets. Regards Bernard. |
| 139290662 | over 2 years ago | Hi, please don't join the farmland areas to the highway centerline. The farmer doesn't grow crops on the road or on verges. Regards Bernard. |
| 139252792 | over 2 years ago | Hi, If this is an unclassified highway then how can it be a toll road? Where are the tolls collected and by whom? Are you sure you've tagged the correct speed limit, when was it reduced to 30?
I'm pretty sure the max-width is much more than 2.5m (8.25 feet). The tag passing=difficult is subjective depending on the vehicle and at the passing places it's very easy. Regards Bernard |
| 139226190 | over 2 years ago | Hi, I've restored the building's shape.
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| 139236701 | over 2 years ago | Hi stick2, Unfortunately, lots of roads were removed. I've now reinstated the roads and amended the tags to their previous state. Regards Bernard. |
| 139236776 | over 2 years ago | OK, that's all the deleted highways reinstated and I think all the tags are reverted to the state before your first amendments. So no harm done. Regards Bernard. |
| 139236890 | over 2 years ago | OK, that's all the deleted highways reinstated and I think all the tags are reverted to the state before your first amendments. So no harm done. Regards Bernard. |
| 139236776 | over 2 years ago | Hi,
Now you're deleting the whole highway. Maybe several highways.
Regards Bernard. |
| 139235408 | over 2 years ago | Hi, is there really a 6-kilometer long ford? Could you please check and amend if necessary? |
| 139130859 | over 2 years ago | Hi, You continue to make duplicated sections of these paths. This is incorrect mapping. Please take the time to map the paths without doubling up on sections. Regards Bernard. |