dieterdreist's Comments
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| 28238776 | over 8 years ago | if I ever will go to Japan, I guess I will complain about their highway classification as well, Venice is simply much more important for me (I'm going there sometimes and am living in Italy). I think pedestrian + area=yes is not comparable to pedestrian as a linear way. I do not complain for it being used for all the small squares (and believe it is in line with the wiki and common practice), quite the opposite: many of them aren't mapped yet, and those that are have often mapped their topology wrong (they do not share borders with the surrounding buildings but leave a "gap of undefinition"/suggest to have something between them and the buildings. This is another frequent problem with the mapping here (I'm in Venice at the moment). The question of the red dots (or gray in case of private streets and alleys) is a decision of the ism-carto rendering style, which might or not change in the future. Regarding your comments on the local community: I guess it is quite small (judging from the state of the map and contributions to talk-it, and also from the replies to my post regarding the pedestrian problem), maybe there's noone or max. a handful actually from Venice, the rest has been mapped by tourists and people from the region but not really local to the historic city |
| 28238776 | over 8 years ago | I agree that this is not referring to you particularly. |
| 28238776 | over 8 years ago | thank you for your reply. I am indeed reaching out to the Italian mailing list because I believe it is a very bad decision to tag whatever way as pedestrian highway, a tag that is globally defined. Basically this questionable decision is completely removing any highway hierarchy in Venice and leading to bad results for all data consumers, particularly rendering. It is against any common sense to add a 50cm wide way as pedestrian road. I don't believe it is possible for a local community to distort and stretch the meaning of globally used highway tags so much as it is in this case. |
| 28238776 | over 8 years ago | This changeset set footways to pedestrian which are true footways judging by width. This only makes the map less readable and useful, please revert |
| 24808724 | over 8 years ago | This changeset set narrow footways to pedestrian, which aren't actually roads for pedestrians but true footways |
| 47807753 | over 8 years ago | Via Montefalcone non poteva essere unita, perché aveva proprietà diverse su alcuni tratti (maxheight, oneway) |
| 47792496 | over 8 years ago | mi sembra un po' un caso di tagging for the renderer: osm.wiki/Tagging_for_the_renderer
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| 17040516 | over 8 years ago | Danke für die ausführliche Antwort. Ich kann viele der Gedanken nachvollziehen, finde aber auch, dass man den Schildern nicht unbegrenzt Bedeutung zumessen muss. "On the ground" beschränkt sich nicht auf Schilder, die Internetpräsenz eines aktiven Geschäfts (Arztpraxis hier) und andere Dokumentation (Ärztekammer, Gewerbeschein, IHK, etc.) gehört für mich auch dazu. Im konkreten Fall stand die "Gemeinschaftspraxis" als Titel auf der Internetstartseite, es kann aber sein, dass es auf dem Schild vor Ort nicht steht (habe ich an anderer Stelle aber auch schon gesehen).
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| 29003380 | over 8 years ago | Es gibt dazu jetzt einen Thread hier:
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| 29003380 | over 8 years ago | welche Liste meinst Du, tagging? Oder talk-de? Ich würde ja zu tagging tendieren, auch weil das nicht nur Deutschland betrifft. Wenn man genug Mitstreiter findet, lässt sich auch ein neuer tag generieren für eine place-Stelle (Toponym/Ortsname) in der Stadt, damit das auch ausgewertet wird (was ja bei solchen Namen der Sinn ist). |
| 17040516 | over 8 years ago | Ich finde die Schreibweise der Namen und Praxen hier unüblich. Kein Mensch benutzt die Wörterbuchschreibweise "Nachname, Vorname". Auch fehlen jeweils die Angaben des Namens des Betriebs (Berufsbezeichnung ggf. Gesellschaftname). Z.B. node/2392075340
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| 29003380 | over 8 years ago | Entschuldige bitte die verspätete Antwort. Ich kenne die Definition im Wiki. M.E. ist das so gemeint, dass man place=locality nicht verwenden soll für Siedlungen und Siedlungsteile, zumindest nicht für derzeit bewohnte, während ich das nicht so lese, dass es nicht für Toponyme innerhalb von Siedlungen verwendet werden kann, sofern sie sich nicht auf Siedlungen oder deren Teile beziehen: place=locality neighbourhood soll jedenfalls für Siedlungsteile verwendet werden, das passt für einen Stelle (Punkt) nicht. osm.wiki/Proposed_features/place%3Dneighbourhood |
| 47038689 | over 8 years ago | actually, minor corrections is not much more helpful than "traces" (although a little more true). If you delete stuff it would be good to state why it was deleted (e.g. superfluous nodes, feature ceased to exist, etc.) |
| 29003388 | over 8 years ago | hier im Prinzip dasselbe wie am Germaneneck, es ist halt eine Ecke (Punkt) und kein ganzes Viertel (Flaeche), das diesen Namen traegt (beim Zinserdreieck ist das wiederum anders) |
| 29003380 | over 8 years ago | ich bin mir nicht so sicher, ob "neighbourhood" der geeignete tag ist hier, weil sich der Name ja auf die Ecke bezieht, gleich danach kommt eigentlich die vordere Gartenstrasse, etc.
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| 46298992 | almost 9 years ago | this edit has removed the inner members of the pedestrian area multipolygon relation Breitscheidplatz, making the churches on the square disappear in the rendering and declaring the whole area as pedestrian (ignoring the fountain and churches). Please be careful when editing relations. Yes, it's all part of "Breitscheidplatz" but it's not all part of the pedestrian area. Actually the square extends beyond the now mapped pedestrian area and reaches to the buildings (Ku'damm and Tauentzienstr.). I suggest we use place=square, name=Breitscheidplatz for this (the named square as perceived spatially) and put the holes back into the pedestrian area (with the same name). |
| 46298982 | almost 9 years ago | this edit has removed the inner members of the pedestrian area multipolygon relation Breitscheidplatz, making the churches on the square disappear in the rendering and declaring the whole area as pedestrian (ignoring the fountain and churches). Please be careful when editing relations. |
| 47038689 | almost 9 years ago | I can second this. It is really difficult to navigate through your changesets, because you make a lot of them and do not comment any with something meaningful. |
| 33849394 | almost 9 years ago | This changeset moved the centre of Rome from the centre of the Campidoglio to it's border, presumably for rendering reasons. Please discuss edits like this with the community, because the centre of the city is now considered the Campidoglio (while there is also a position on the Forum Romanum close to the Temple of Saturn, where Augustus had errected a column, the 0 kilometer, where the Consolarian Roads (main arterial roads) started from. You can join the discussion e.g. on https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-it-lazio |
| 44477298 | almost 9 years ago | this changeset moves the centre of Rome from the Campidoglio to Piazza Navona, and while both might be considered kind of a centre I believe it is still unquestioned that the real centre is the Campidoglio. Please discuss edits like this with the community, e.g. on the talk-it-lazio mailing list: https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-it-lazio |