MxxCon's Comments
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| 144925719 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
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| 144971078 | about 2 years ago | I have been professional and cordial to you and I expect the same from you without uncalled for name calling!
If you want to delete your account, osm.org/account/deletion |
| 144971078 | about 2 years ago | I don't know why you think there's hostility. Your edit contained mistakes which I pointed out to you. Also don't know what opaqueness you are referring to when everything I pointed out to you is documented on the publicly accessible documentation site osm.wiki/
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| 144971078 | about 2 years ago | Perhaps contact your elected officials or DoT or whoever else there might have the authority/power to construct such infrastructure and ask them what's the best way to relay the lack of, and the need for this infrastructure to them. I'm not familiar with the equestrian topic and what kind of apps are out there that would be more suitable for this. Nonetheless, OSM must NOT be used to map features which do not exist and you want constructed. OSM is a map of the world NOW, not in the future or in the past. Mapping the presently used riding routes is perfectly fine, but they must be mapped correctly. Adding a bridleway on top of an existing road or on top of sidewalks is not a correct way of doing that. |
| 144972338 | about 2 years ago | This edit has similar problems to your first one.
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| 144971291 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
Additionally, you tagged this way as surface=asphalt, Streetside imagery shows this is more of a gravel. Could you please confirm the surface type here? Finally, you tagged it as horse_scale=dangerous. I'm not equestrian expert, but reading horse_scale=* doesn't seem like this short, straight, paved/compacted segment would fit the OSM definition of horse_scale=dangerous.
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| 144971078 | about 2 years ago | Account won't be deleted unless you continue to misuse features of OSM. Changeset won't be deleted since you, hopefully, just made an honest mistake and not intentionally spam/vandalizing the map.
You added a meeting spot. Generally these kind of virtual features are not mapped since it's almost impossible to verify this on the ground by somebody not part of this riding group. If there's some sign or a marker, then by all means map that. But just an agreed location among some people is not a map-able feature. Additionally, you added "Griffin's Route to Van Bibber Park" as a bridleway. This doesn't seem correct.
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| 144971078 | about 2 years ago | You can't remove hashtags from existing changesets |
| 144971078 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
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| 144920724 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
Additionally, when mapping buildings, please put a little bit more effort into accurately mapping their shapes. Buildings usually have right angles on their corners and rarely are trapezoidal or otherwise wonky. You can improve quality of your buildings by right-clicking on one and selecting "Make Square". Not only will it make your mapping look neater, but it'll also make those buildings more closely represent their real-world counterparts. Additionally, please don't map car sale parking lots as buildings.
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| 144918645 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
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| 144887398 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
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| 144887303 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
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| 144887253 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
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| 144852534 | about 2 years ago | What is the purpose of including that information in note= tag? Are you trying to map it or what?
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| 144852261 | about 2 years ago | What is sport=traveling_rings? OSM has 0 usage of this value.
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| 144851860 | about 2 years ago | swimming_pool=indoor
Also perhaps attributes of the leisure=sports_centre feature and attributes of the swimming pool itself should be separate?
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| 144851570 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
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| 144849925 | about 2 years ago | Hello.
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| 144801144 | about 2 years ago | You can NOT under any circumstances use copyrighted sources of data unless there's an explicit permission to use it with OSM! That is copyright violation and violation of YOUR terms of services with OSM and LinkedIn!
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