Please avoid using Maxar in Pennsylvania. Everything should be handled by PEMA which releases imagery every 2 years. Maxar does not calibrate imagery for OSM.

https://imgur.com/a/JWayzPY

"your not the founder of this site"...You sound like I claimed myself as the founder of the project?

"This is not my home area"...Where???

"No one else"...Just because you did not see it does not mean it does not exist.

"No reason"...I think there is no reason for me to reply anymore based on your reply :)

ERRATA: note/3116247

Who gave you the authorization to add anything not existing on the ground in the 21st century?

Just because you think you can do it?

Please avoid using Bing in Pennsylvania, the buildings you added have visible offset too far away from the reality.

way/865835409#map=18/39.80328/-77.03179

Understand now.

But I think this will be an issue because when people watch the news, the first reaction will kinda prompt them removing the disappearing features as soon as possible.

I’m not trying to defend myself here, but I will try my best reading local wiki page next time.

Hi,

Thank you for the headsup.

I do not have to check those data before using the word ghetto, because I have no idea this is a racist word. In fact, it is not a word defined as derogatory by any online dictionary. My mother language is not English.

However, to avoid this, I will not use the word in the future to avoid frustrations.

I checked the wiki before making the edit.

The page said that there is no consensus. I’m not sure if there is anything I missed? Yeah I was kinda confused as well.

BTW, I forgot to remove half the building there, they are gone as well after the hazardous fire.

Thank you!

I don’t map for renderer.

Cosmetic changes means minor changes, surface level changes. It has nothing to do with renderer. In fact, all the time I use OSM on my phone is via Go Map.

You are welcome to find a good topic here so I can see what was mapped wrong here.

Excuse me? What is the turning circle here???

It is a pedestrian area.

node/1804185781/history#map=19/39.39439/-76.60493

Not a bridge at all.

way/991006866#map=18/40.01775/-77.23317

Hi Yuliya,

Thank you for the reply.

Actually turn restrictions are marked on the ground, because the road is one way, you cannot make a left turn from the parking lot.

No U turn is not something I noticed to be missing (yes normally no one will do this in such a small area), however when you map it, you not only map for cars, you also need to think about trucks.

I appreciate your effort on this though. In my opinion, barriers like these become just tiny indicators of no left turn (because of one way), and that’s why I have the opinion of not mapping in details.

Better put a node on the road with gate tagged instead of this. It does not make much sense and data just cannot be consumed.

way/995005097#map=19/40.20652/-76.84830

Seriously?

way/390840823#map=18/33.88227/-84.29170

This building is not just for CDC.

What you may consider doing is adding proper turn restrictions here rather than mapping a bunch of Ys.

way/1043366932#map=19/39.19744/-76.61083

My suggestion is to not map them:

way/980864007#map=19/39.19705/-76.61319

Adding bunch of roads underneath the roof sounds cool, but your GPS will not always work as expected.

Would you please use a computer to carefully check your edits? Do you believe that a fire hydrant can be found at this place?

https://imgur.com/a/cIhkUtw

(osm.wiki/MAPS.ME/Questionable_OSM_Edits)

Your edit has been partially reverted.

Please do not mess with traffic engineering, and your edits in Pennsylvania will be closely watched.

Your edits have been partially reverted because they do not follow OSM mapping standard. No worry I've updated this course with a lot of details.

Please note that in US by default the path within the golf resort should be "Golf Cartpath" but not "Golf Walking Path".

No no no I'm not complaining here.

I'm just trying to understand why there were used.

Thank you for pointing out the crux, guess the history is buggy and I did not notice that.