CurlingMan13's Comments
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| 146603640 | almost 2 years ago | Before making further edits on OSM, you shoudl review the following: leisure=golf_course#:~:text=the%20building%20itself.-,Common%20mapping%20pitfalls,-Adding%20name%3D* You made a couple mistakes which I have kindly resolved here:
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| 146603969 | almost 2 years ago | Before making further edits on OSM, you shoudl review the following: leisure=golf_course#:~:text=the%20building%20itself.-,Common%20mapping%20pitfalls,-Adding%20name%3D* You made a couple mistakes which I have kindly resolved here:
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| 147032660 | almost 2 years ago | Trails that are on private property should not be removed... Access tags should be used instead, "access=private". You can read why here:
I recommend you revert this changeset, restore the trails and then add access tags as appropriate.
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| 147035464 | almost 2 years ago | Couple things:
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| 144295159 | almost 2 years ago | Please stop deleting trails just because you declare them "private", but they have been confirmed to exist. Access tags should be used instead of deletion. I have reverted your latest attempt to delete these ways. |
| 146994662 | almost 2 years ago | Again, this changeset has been reverted. Access tags should be used instead to restrict access, rather than deleting the features all together. You can read why it won't be deleted here:
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| 146936217 | almost 2 years ago | These changesets have all been reverted since they don't exist. You should only map things that actually exist on OSM. Do not add things that do not exist. Further action will result in referral to the Data Working Group and potential failure on your class assignment. |
| 146931770 | almost 2 years ago | These changesets have all been reverted since they don't exist. You should only map things that actually exist on OSM. Do not add things that do not exist. Further action will result in referral to the Data Working Group and potential failure on your class assignment. |
| 146928176 | almost 2 years ago | These changesets have all been reverted since they don't exist. You should only map things that actually exist on OSM. Do not add things that do not exist. Further action will result in referral to the Data Working Group and potential failure on your class assignment. |
| 146926957 | almost 2 years ago | These changesets have all been reverted since they don't exist. You should only map things that actually exist on OSM. Do not add things that do not exist. Further action will result in referral to the Data Working Group and potential failure on your class assignment. |
| 146926476 | almost 2 years ago | These changesets have all been reverted since they don't exist. You should only map things that actually exist on OSM. Do not add things that do not exist. Further action will result in referral to the Data Working Group and potential failure on your class assignment. |
| 146869130 | almost 2 years ago | Also, when adding buildings, please do your best to somewhat resemble the shape of the buildings. OSM is not about just adding data, but the data needs to be of acceptable quality.
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| 146869130 | almost 2 years ago | You can use "q" to square the buildings. These buildings are likely square/rectangular not these random angles.
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| 146851987 | almost 2 years ago | This changeset has been reverted in part or full. These features are still visible in aerial imagery. Access tags should be used instead of deleting the features. You can read why deletion is not the solution here:
Please don’t do that; in OSM, if a trail/road exists but is not usable (due to being closed, private or similar) we use the so-called “access tags” to record the fact. OSM maps the world as it is using aerial imagery and other similarly acceptable sources that are available. |
| 146851628 | almost 2 years ago | This changeset has been reverted in part or full. These features are still visible in aerial imagery. Access tags should be used instead of deleting the features. You can read why deletion is not the solution here:
Please don’t do that; in OSM, if a trail/road exists but is not usable (due to being closed, private or similar) we use the so-called “access tags” to record the fact. OSM maps the world as it is using aerial imagery and other similarly acceptable sources that are available. |
| 131245558 | almost 2 years ago | Has park reopened? |
| 117651485 | almost 2 years ago | Any update to those discussions? |
| 130927665 | almost 2 years ago | Please see and respond to note left regarding this C/S. |
| 146803456 | almost 2 years ago | See note from anonymous: |
| 146706613 | almost 2 years ago | See note from anonymous: |