This is uncrossable by most vehicles, though no doubt a 4WD could get over it. Is it tagged appropriately at the moment? Organic Maps is routing general traffic over it without any warnings.

There’s a fixed-position dog water bowl here that automatically refills. Nothing for humans to drink from, just dogs. How to tag it? 🤔

This section of the street (between the concrete blocks I added) has been closed off to cars. Tables and planters have been installed. It looks reasonably permanent, though traffic lights are still there (but disabled). Not sure if I’ve mapped the situation ideally?

There are two place=neighbourhoods for Chinatown - a node and an area. Is this intentional, or should only the area remain?

Seems there are two adjacent OSM buildings named “Museum of Contemporary Art” here. Opening hours is present on both, but the other tags (e.g. tourism) aren’t. Doesn’t feel right…is there a better way of mapping this?

Is there really a “compacted” section in the middle of an asphalt road?

This building=train_station outline looks very wrong. Is this actually the platform area, or something else? The buildings themselves are much smaller.

This currently shows up as *three* theme parks in Organic Maps. I guess because the building + two outdoors areas are all separately tagged as theme parks.

Perhaps the theme park tag should appear once on an area that encompasses the entire thing…?

Perhaps worth checking if this short connecting path still exists and is publicly accessible. I can’t see any obvious sign of it on street-view imagery.

Position & size of this park could be improved.