Baloo Uriza's Comments
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| 164227701 | 10 months ago | Aah, OK, it means it's part of a building. So building:part=yes would just mean it's part of a larger contiguous building. So in the case of a vacant storefront, I'd remove opening hours and contact information and any amenity=*, office=* or shop=* value and replace it with shop=vacant. |
| 164252118 | 10 months ago | Names are not refs (so there should be no name on the runway). Multiple values are seperated by semicolon, not slash.
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| 164227701 | 10 months ago | If this is standing but not operating, then undoing this change and changing opening_hours to "closed 24/7" might be better. If it's now vacant, then removing opening hours and adding shop=vacant would be better. In either case, building=retail is probably not what you want on building:part=yes
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| 164178057 | 10 months ago | Shape matters a lot, please be patient and take time to draw accurately.
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| 163186306 | 10 months ago | If you have to install an app or create an account to use it, that's not access=yes, that's creating a customer relationship. I'm uninterested in continuing a discussion with someone who is being unnecessarily aggressive in tone about this, either, I have other things to do with my life than deal with hostility. |
| 163186306 | 10 months ago | I wouldn't exactly call requiring a pre-existing customer relationship in order to use it as open to the public. |
| 163186306 | 10 months ago | If you have to sign into an app and/or have a pre-existing account to use it, then that's not access=yes at all. access=yes would mean I can walk up with a credit card or cash and plug in without any sort of drama, which just isn't the case here. |
| 161034526 | 10 months ago | Just a heads up, the correct value separator for multiple values is ; and not /
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| 163947426 | 10 months ago | Please take care when drawing buildings as these don't tend to get updated by other editors very often. the q key in the web editor can square corners. If drawing the building outline is difficult or time consuming, just drawing a single node with the appropriate tags works. Also some kind of address interpolation is needed here, as 4307-4309 is ambiguous, interpretable as an 8-digit, hyphenated address number, literally all 9 characters; or as a range that also includes odd numbers. osm.wiki/Addresses#Buildings_with_multiple_house_numbers
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| 163907905 | 10 months ago | Looks more like a concrete path since it's not fronting any street for it to be a sidewalk to. Additionally, osm.wiki/Names#Names_are_not_for_descriptions
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| 158991590 | 10 months ago | Literally drive up with a trailer and take home a shed or tiny house. A surprisingly common business in the region. |
| 163865169 | 10 months ago | Landuse boundaries shouldn't be attached to highway centerlines, but instead be congruent with the edge of the landuse.
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| 163846790 | 10 months ago | Name and branch information incorrectly merged. |
| 163846790 | 10 months ago | Names are only names, not also branch information. Use branch=* for the "Oklahoma City Quail Springs" part. osm.wiki/Names#Name_is_the_name_only
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| 163758549 | 10 months ago | Yes, TIGER imported everything with names and not refs, so that tracks, however, it's also acknowledged that it wasn't a very good import, in part and among other reasons, because the TIGER data didn't have a concept of ref. osm.wiki/Names#Name_is_the_name_only
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| 163758549 | 10 months ago | This should probably be ref=PR 20, noname=yes. Refs aren't names.
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| 163736392 | 10 months ago | Changeset descriptions go a very long way to helping understand what is going on. "Added flock cameras" would have been a good changeset desc.
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| 163709433 | 10 months ago | The operator shouldn't be included in the name, the name should only be the name. There's a separate operator tag for operator information.
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| 163592200 | 10 months ago | Adding shop=vacant when a business moves out will highlight the location in StreetComplete so the next tenant can be more easily surveyed.
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| 163547493 | 10 months ago | Is this a place of business you're expecting people to visit unannounced, or is this your home?
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