OpenStreetMap
Glassman's Comments
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| 98395799 | almost 5 years ago | Thank you for your edit. I reviewed your work and it looks good. You might be interested in https://www.snowandsnow.us/articles/Mapping-Sidewalks-iD/
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| 98384336 | almost 5 years ago | No problem. When I looked at the bridge it looked really narrow. But I assumed that was just the quality of the image. If you have any trouble fixing it just let me know. |
| 98384336 | almost 5 years ago | I don't see how the bridge can be oneway when the rest of the road is two way. Please let me know so we can get this corrected.
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| 98384336 | almost 5 years ago | Tip: before editing in a new location, save and upload your edit.
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| 98382186 | almost 5 years ago | Tip: Use brief descriptive changeset comments. Such as "Corrected parking lot location and added detail to tennis courts."
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| 98380582 | almost 5 years ago | Tip: when editing across a wide area, save an upload before working in another area. Tip: When a business is just one of many in a building, just use a node/point for the building information. At some point when we have better tools to map indoors all this will change. Tip: The building outline should just cover the actual building not the whole area.
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| 98391060 | almost 5 years ago | Tip:connect the stairs to the road with a short section of highway=footway. If the sidewalks are mapped, then just connect the stairs to the sidewalk.
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| 98328839 | almost 5 years ago | Tip: If you know the local name use that instead of the english name. The english name can be add using the tag name:en=Fort House.
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| 98320385 | almost 5 years ago | Or here
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| 98320385 | almost 5 years ago | Nope - no Syringa there.
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| 98170946 | almost 5 years ago | I like to keep social trails in OSM but mark them access=no. That keeps routers from using them but acknowledges that they exist. Although I have removed them when they are dangerous or veer into culturally sensitive tribal lands. FYI - geo.wa.gov does have these trails available for download. Having lived in Minnesota I know that winter trails are often much different than what's found in the summer. And may change from year to year. If you haven't heard of opensnowmap.org you might want to check it out. They use OSM data to produce their map of snow routes. |
| 98174776 | almost 5 years ago | This looks more like a parking lot than a park.
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| 98174839 | almost 5 years ago | This looks more like a parking lot than a park.
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| 98170946 | almost 5 years ago | The trail removed appears in the the State's website. Are you sure it should be removed? https://parks.state.wa.us/DocumentCenter/View/69/Lake-Wenatchee-North-PDF?bidId=
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| 98154794 | almost 5 years ago | Please review your building edits.
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| 98154465 | almost 5 years ago | Tip: square the building by selecting the outline, then just type a "q" Can you review the houses in this edit?
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| 98154326 | almost 5 years ago | Tip: the building outline should match the general shape of the building in the image.
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| 98154834 | almost 5 years ago | Your first attempted look better than this one.
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| 98110100 | almost 5 years ago | Please square this building - thanks
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| 98110144 | almost 5 years ago | Thank you for your edit. I reviewed your work and it looks good.
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