DaveF's Comments
| Changeset | When | Comment |
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| 62402702 | over 7 years ago | Hi
You appear to have added access=no to all. This means no one can can access it. It is unnecessary as foot=designated defines who can use the path. Unpaved is a 'last resort/cover all' tag. It's much better to be more specific using grass, dirt or asphalt etc when ever possible. If it's designated/signed as a public footpath, foot should be tagged as 'designated' instead of 'yes'. If contiguous ways have the same tags they should be joined together. This can be done in iD by selecting the first way, then <shift> select the other way. If you have time, mapping barriers such as hedges & fences makes the route of the path much clearer. HTH
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| 62242031 | over 7 years ago | This is a bus only route. Some is highway=bus_guideway I don't think unclassified is the correct tag to use. |
| 62039889 | over 7 years ago | Hi From aerial imagery, that looks like a private driveway to me. Do you have local knowledge? |
| 61655207 | over 7 years ago | @tms13. If you send an email to [email protected] explaining your PoV/concerns you will receive replies which you should be able to see. |
| 61240153 | over 7 years ago | My things to do list:
If you can think of anything else, please let me know. |
| 61655207 | over 7 years ago | The expression is 'don't tag *incorrectly* to suit the renderer'. All tags are to the benefit of them otherwise it would be just black lines & dots. Putting the refs for certain classes of roads gives the option to render. As so few C, U refs etc are displayed on signs & only use internally of an authority it's felt it would be clearer to hide them on the main map. As a contributor of long standing you will be aware of the many rendering changes which have occurred over the years. |
| 60110265 | over 7 years ago | I believe i was the one who changed rel 28934 to natural=water back in ver 39/40. There was a Tagging discussion a few years ago. It ties in better with other water bodies making it easier to collate water related entities. The wiki indicates it as an alternative: waterway=riverbank#How_to_map. The problem is that daModdin has deleted many 'outers' from this relation & then created a new one (8405045) to replace them but didn't transfer any of the 'inners' from 28934. relation/28934 I have just deleted 8405045 as it consisted of just two outers. I'll reinsert the deleted outers into 28934 & hopefully everything will render appropriately. |
| 60113810 | over 7 years ago | Hi
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| 61655207 | over 7 years ago | Hi
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| 61655207 | over 7 years ago | Explanation is on talk-gb. Join the discussion. |
| 61657010 | over 7 years ago | It was discussed, and agreed to make the amendments, as noted in my post on Talk-gb. Who have I ignored? |
| 61657010 | over 7 years ago | Please join the conversation you previously been informed about. https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-gb/2018-August/021690.html |
| 61625298 | over 7 years ago | Hi
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| 61312422 | over 7 years ago | Along with amending 'U' class roads, updating the wiki & searching for 'this road is signed' tags, it's on my list of things to do. If you think of anything else, please let me know. |
| 61443935 | over 7 years ago | Hi
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| 61437634 | over 7 years ago | Could you please refrain from adding historic data to the OSM. You've previously been asked to remove your previous edits, which belong in OHM. I've started a discussion on Talk-GB https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-gb/2018-August/021751.html |
| 61386189 | over 7 years ago |
Historic boundaries don't belong in OSM, which is a database for current objects. If you wish to collate old data please transfer it to osm.wiki/Open_Historical_Map before removing it. Cheers
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| 61410203 | over 7 years ago | Note: You are incorrectly add identical tags to both ways & relations. way/613388972 |
| 61410203 | over 7 years ago | I'm struggling to comprehend 'historic' as "current". TBH, I see your comments as self defeating. If they're "immutable" & "unaffected" over time, how come you're adding ways? As this is a country wide endeavour has it been discussed on Talk-GB? Which versions of OS maps? Are they on the NSL site? |
| 61410203 | over 7 years ago | Hi
From the historic wiki page
Boundaries are amended regularly. What is the date of your 'historic' additions. How far back in time are you planning to go? |