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118534407 almost 4 years ago

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` are the existing common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Use `old_name=` as needed, which says it's the original, not whether something is correct or wrong. Put historic names and locations in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate. Respect the One Feature, One Object rule, not mixing features up.

119083098 almost 4 years ago

There appears to be 2 summits here.

119028332 almost 4 years ago

Note: Please try to find the most common name used by the public. `name=` is not about the "correct" name by some criteria, or according to someone.

119070998 almost 4 years ago

1. If there is no other name, this is marginally acceptable.
2. Please move it to `old_name=`, instead of removing.

119082396 almost 4 years ago

@hkpeakname @HKHikerhang Both of you please don't quote from official maps, except perhaps those older than 50 years.
Caution on trigonometric station not being the highest point is very important to remember.

119062525 almost 4 years ago

See way/875635210

119062525 almost 4 years ago

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` are the existing common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names and locations in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate. Respect the One Feature, One Object rule, not mixing features up.

119061463 almost 4 years ago

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` are the existing common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names and locations in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate. Respect the One Feature, One Object rule, not mixing features up.

119060398 almost 4 years ago

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` are the existing common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names and locations in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate. Respect the One Feature, One Object rule, not mixing features up.

119060260 almost 4 years ago

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` are the existing common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names and locations in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate. Respect the One Feature, One Object rule, not mixing features up.

119061954 almost 4 years ago

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` are the existing common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names and locations in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate. Respect the One Feature, One Object rule, not mixing features up.

119061723 almost 4 years ago

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` are the existing common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names and locations in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate. Respect the One Feature, One Object rule, not mixing features up.

119033550 almost 4 years ago

4. Don't attach objects to irrelevant features.

119033550 almost 4 years ago

3. Split your changesets to upload related items, not everything in the entire world.

119033550 almost 4 years ago

1. Please check `alt_name=`. No brackets in `name=` please. This is not a descriptor label. Proper names only.
2. If names are wrong. correct them. Don't delete the high point itself.

119009516 almost 4 years ago

1. `=townhall` is not for a "hall".
2. `information=office` is for tourist info for the entire place.

119006761 almost 4 years ago

1. `allotments=plot` is for the land assigned to one individual.
2. `=sanitary_dump_station` is for dumping toilet waste directly.

102932684 almost 4 years ago

1. Change them, not delete them.
2. Descriptor labels in `description:zh=`, not `name=`.

118490204 almost 4 years ago

Please don't use `=peak` if it isn't a high point over the entire surrounding.

118516488 almost 4 years ago

Please don't use `=peak` if it isn't a high point over the entire surrounding.