Hi,
The multipolygon relation/17498626 Jirdarup Bushland Precinct brakes 'the rules' ...
The outer ways cannot share segments.

This 'only' has a name ... so there is no 'main tag' like park/reserve so it will never render... So .. what is it?

Hi,
The inners added to relation/313532410 are outside the outer ... were they meant to be part of another relation???

And a field where sports are played (any where) are also called 'ovals' .. A plant, single trunked growing over 2 meters is called a 'tree' ...
From name=*

Do not use name=* if:
The feature is known by a generic term or description.

Hi,
The tag 'sport=*' does not make sense. I have detailed the sport=field_hockey from bing imagery.
The tag 'leisure=court' is not valid .. replaced with leisure=pitch.

Hope that helps?

Hi,
Welcome to OSM!

Within OSM afl is called australian_football. See osm.wiki/Item:Q6816

The 'Oval' is not a 'name' but a 'description' ....

Hope that helps?

Note: Another mapper broke this relation which is what attracted my attention to it.
If it is mapped in a simple way it is easier for others to understand and therefore less likely to be broken.

The relation/9671460 ... Why?

Keep it simple... I have deleted the relation, combined the member ways into one way and tagged that way as residential.

No response. Nil.

Hi,
I have changed the relation to a type = site.
This enables the individual buildings to be better tagged ... for example not all the roofs are flat.

Hi,
I have changed the relation for the 'glasshouses' to a type = site. This enables the individual buildings to be better tagged - not all the roofs are flat for example.

The 'Big Desert Wilderness Park' ... has areas of sand... "area of sandstone ridges, sand dunes, mallee scrub and heath."
See https://www.wimmeramalleetourism.com.au/big-desert-wilderness-park/

Note that 'scrub' can be views as 'trees' in satellite imagery...
-35.673 140,950 and 35.755 141.060 looks to be sand to me...

Hi
Large parts of the tree areas mapped here don't have trees. It would be better to map them are multipolygon relations so that the holes in the tree areas can be added...

Hi,

Most buildings are 'square' their corners from right angles.
Some of your mapped building have very strange shapes - please take more care with your mapping. Do you have a task co ordinator? If so seek their assistance.

HI,
Most buildings are 'square' - their corners from right angles. Pressing the 'Q' key will square up your buildings while they are selected.

Hope that helps.

HI,
Most buildings are 'square' - using right angles for their corners. Use the 'Q' key to square buildings when they are selected, this will improve your mapping.

Hope that helps.

Advice?

If you cannot clearly see it, don't map it.

Most buildings are 'square' - using right angled corners. Use the 'Q' key to square up what you have mapped while the feature is seleted.

Hope that helps.

Hi,
Some problems with relation/17427562 - Central Creek Linear Reserve / grass

First the relation inner way touches an outer way .. that brakes 'the rules' for multipolygon relations.

And then why use a relation at all? Simply tag the outer ways with grass and be done.

Then the issue is the name 'Central Creek Linear Reserve' .. this suggests a leisure=nature_reserve - independent of the land cover of grass ... I think it would include the trees?

What do you think?

Residential relation/7656605 now only has inners... broken.

This has removed all but 2 of the outer ways on the residential multipolygon relation/7656605 .... now broken.

I have reduced Wentworth Leagues Club - and added Ringrose Park - operated by the council...

Hi,
I think you have forgotten this broken bus route relation/13332390...