It appears that this changeset removed all tags of the Adriatic sea and replaced the name with Lastovo

Thanks!

Also, address and poatal code don't need to reflect the actual viilages and towns. Usually a collection of villages around, for example bar have their adress as xxxxxxx Street, 85000, Bar even if the adress is in some other village.

I am currently in rhe process of adding every settlement in the Bar Municipality in alphabet order. Pečurice isn't added yet. I will soon be done

Also, what is your source that says tha Dubrava is a part of Dobra Voda. Tourism info is sometimes wrong and doesn't reflect reality

The official resolution about names and borders of settlements in the municipality (http://bar.me/wp-content/uploads/javras/2015//Odluke/Odluka%20o%20nazivima%20i%20granicama%20naselja%20na%20teritoriji%20opstine%20Bar.pdf) says that Dubrava is part of Pečurice.

Also your claims are accepted, but there is no need to change the type of road for no reason.

The 63211 road is marked as tertiary because it is a "local road" and "Šetalište Andrije Hebranga isn't a part of 63007 road.

Da, bio sam na OSM Inspectoru i slučajno otkrio ovo

Kad radim promjene i ostale stvari onda da, ali kad ovako međusobno komuniciram sa ostalim mapperima ovog područja onda mi je lakše i brže na hrvatskom ili srpskom

Pozdrav,
nemoraš pričati na engleskom, ja samiz Osijeka :)

Sorry, therw were a lot of messy roads and buildings so I wasn't sure what was actually real

I don't know. It's probably just a local name. I left it as it was

No, as this road isn't a part of IB State road, it should be secondary

Makes sene to me. Also I'm not sure about Roman numerals since the toll booth says Zadar 2, but the interchange says Zadar I. Since OSM recommends the "on ground" mapping I think that it's best that the interchanges have the Roman numerals and the toll booths Arabic.

The naming on some of the websites is incosistent because some say Zadar I, some say Zadar zapad, and some even Zadar I, zapad.

From what I've learned Zadar I and Zadar II are names of the interchanges and Zadar zapad and Zadar istok are names of the tool booths. It's not uncommon that the interchanges and toll booths have different names

Also I think east-west refers to the positions between the two tool boths and not Zadar itself since Zadar I is west of Zadar II.

I added it as a highway-proposed, but user ***juggernaut*** changed it highway-construction, so I assumed he was correct.

I meant to say 'Motorrad'

Thanks for understanding, Walter. I actually am from and live in Osijek (city near the border) so I know these borders well. I only needed the time to learn about mapping (relations, tags and stuff) but now I know how that works. Anyways, thanks for notifying me about the border and bave a nice day

-Fran (its a male naime in Croatia, but all mine online names are Frank so that people dont think that im a girl)

Personal appologies. As a Croat myself I knew that the border was wrong and I intended to fix it eventually, but I didn't have time. I'm currenty working on Croatian municipal borders which are not present on OSM. I was only confused about the borders because there were three or four lines, but in reality there are only two. Croatian claim (de jure border) and Serbian claim (de facto border, set on the middle od Danube). I am aware the ID isn't that good and I'm looking forward to use proper editors. To sum it all up, I should have edited it in one single edit but I decided to split it because I didn't have time. I'm not a revolting Serb who wants the border to be the Serbian way.