Hello, thanks for telling me. I did not realize that adding the tag natural wood would ad it on top of the ponds/lakes too. I guess I was thinking OSM just knows better and could distinguish that natural wood can not also be on top of water. Anyways feel free to remove it going forward I will not add that natural wood like that any more.

Cheers

Thank you for changing this back to bikes allowed

was just looking at your change sets. you do a great job editing Disney land it would be nice if you made your changeset comments more detailed instead of just saying updates

cheers

changeset/114162840#map=19/34.23412/-83.86668&layers=N

all your change sets look amazing!

You did a great job mapping this area! Its been 2 years since your last change set. Come back to OSM!

Ok, makes sense to me thank you for explaining. I did not know that adding address like that would not allow a query.

"There is currently no global consensus on this. Here are some possibilities:

Create an address node for each housenumber and place each node somewhere on the building outline (or inside the building)

in some cases there is a local consensus that this approach is preferable, for example in Poland
(Don't then also give the building an address, else all the numbers will be duplicated.)"

If all buildings have addresses associated with building then would that be the consensus here? Why go about removing them and adding them as their own points?

did you ever confirm with him if this was named shit farm or not? I highly doubt it is but im just wondering on your wiki (osm.wiki/Organised_Editing/Activities/Facebook) it uses this changeset as an example of vandalism. Did you determine that was vandalism by a survey of the land or something else?

I don't get why you are doing this my understanding is that house has the address 44 and 45 associated with it we map it as 44;45? Not as a separate point on the map. I do believe that in Canada the standard for mapping is adding all address as a separate point but that has something to do with how the government imports the data (I think).

From the wiki...
"If house numbers are associated with individual entrances, tag those numbers to entrance=* nodes.
Separate the numbers by commas (e.g., 11,13,15) or semicolon (e.g., 11;13;15).

Currently, the comma version is more popular. While the default separator for multiple values in OSM is the semi-colon, the "Karlsruhe Schema" widely adopted for addresses mandates the use of a comma to separate house numbers."
osm.wiki/Addresses#How_to_map_addresses

why are there random lines in the shape of boxes on map? i dont get it

After my bike ride though here today today(10/20/2021). I think these roads you added as residential could be better classified as service roads/ parking isles.

I was biking though here today 10/03/2021 and there was nothing indicating that the name of this bridge was called "horse bridge". There is a sign that says Charles L. Bowley Memorial Bridge. Also I found this online https://web.archive.org/web/20211003224624/https://randolph.wickedlocal.com/article/20151210/NEWS/151219424
so if you don't mind I am going to change the name of the bridge.

There is no vernal pool here.
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You added an huge area and tagged it "study area"?

from what I can see you did a great job mapping Brightview!

It looks like you are stretching the truth of where the park is in order for Pokemon to spawn while walking down the street...?

https://imgur.com/a/LSSAG0i

There is no park at Stoughton District Court. This seams like a change done in order to get Pokemon to spawn.

this was not a fitness station it was a bench I added. I was adding it from Go Mapp app on phone and im not sure why I said fitness station

looks like you just went really in depth mapping your house (or some random house. hopefully your house otherwise it would be kind of creepy to tag someone else's backyard recreation ground). Anyways yeah no other houses in this neighborhood tag there grass, so inconsistent.

Recreation ground... Description: An open green space for general recreation, which often includes formal or informal pitches, nets and so on. Often municipally owned, sometimes part of colleges / companies or commercially operated. Edit or translate this description. (landuse=recreation_ground)