Thank you for adding the details for each college building. They look awesome, and I hope you will continue to contribute to OSM.

In the future, in case you need to change the name of a feature, you can retain the value of the old one using the oldname=* tag, which still makes it searchable under the old name.

If you wish to reach out or ask questions to fellow contributors from the local community, check out: osm.org/wiki/PH

To learn more about OpenStreetMap, check out: osm.org/wiki/Beginners'_guide

Hi there! Welcome to OpenStreetMap.

You requested for a review of this feature, and it appears that you're trying to map a boundary of an operational area for a police division.

You used barrier=yes to tag the area, and I updated it to use boundary=police.

Ideally, boundary areas are created from existing elements as a relation, especially if they're based on administrative divisions.

May I know how you intend to use the area you mapped?

If you need any help, or clarification, you may reach out to the local mapping community, thru their online channels on several platforms:

osm.org/wiki/PH

If your intention is to visualize this area (e.g. for printing, presentations,etc.), you may find https://umap.openstreetmap.fr more appropriate for this purpose.

Good catch! It's been fixed. Thanks.

Thanks for adding. Have you seen the wiki page for surfing? sport=surfing

You might want to add details for wave type, (eg wave=right, or wave=guide, etc) instead of adding it to the description?

Fixed! Thanks for the heads-up.

Thanks for the heads-up! It's been fixed now.

You're right, it doesn' t make sense on that key because I meant to map it for something else key:sidewalk.

Thank you for catching this oversight. The mapillary id has been fixed now.

Hello @Redenqa! Thanks for updating the map.

You seem to be interested in fire-related infrastructure. Are you in any way connected with a fire department, or a fire brigade?

It's my first time to see an edit made with the FireYak editor/app
FireYak. What do you think of it?

Let us hope for that, Totor. 🤞

I'm curious, do you bike, or maybe use a personal mobility device?

Hello Totor. I'm sorry to hear about this unfortunate change in the local bike infrastructure.

If there are sharrow markings on the road, then cycleway=shared_lane is appropriate.

Otherwisee, a bicycle=yes on the highway element is probably more appropriate.

I definitely agree. Your comment is noted!

If you're keen to meet fellow OSM mappers in the Philippines, check out our channels: osm.org/wiki/PH

Thank you for improving OpenStreetMap, by adding street names. That's very helpful!

Hello @mejnelumba. Thank you for edits, and helping improve the map. And welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Your mapping goals are laudable, but OSM is keen to protect your private information. Read up more on osm.org/wiki/Limitations_on_mapping_private_information

You should be able to search for an address, like "31 Narra Drive, Cainta, Rizal" using OpenStreetMap, or third-party apps, without disclosing personal, or private information.

Examples are here: https://imgur.com/pVXfszC

Thanks for heads-up!

Advanced Stop Lines are desirable, of course, but many of these points you added are not supported by any current imagery.

ASLs are marked/painted areas, in addition to traffic signages. For more information, see osm.org/wiki/Tag:cycleway%3Dasl

Please don't add aspirational elements on the map.

Hi Jeff! Glad to see you still contributing to OSM -- with OSMand, too!

Kamusta? I hope all you folks are doing well.

These edits are awesome! Thank you for sharing your local knowledge thru OpenStreetMap.

Thank you for completing the address. The building "name" should not replicate the address information.

The address information is enough to make the feature searchable, and ensure your privacy.

For example:
https://imgur.com/a/ckfBJBF

You should be able to do the same for third-party apps that uses OSM data (e.g. FB, Grab, Strava, etc.)

Thank you for helping improve the map!

You can also try adding the street names in the neighbourhood, and other nearby POIs.

Good catch! Thank you.