Hi, just wanted to let you know about commonly confused tags - you might've done the right thing already in which case no need to change anything. shop=mobile_phone should be used for shops which actually sell phones. For shops that sell telecom services use shop=telecommunications.

See the wiki for descriptions of both: shop=mobile%20phone?uselang=en and shop=telecommunication

should the subway_entrances be added to the stop_area relation? Otherwise pedestrian routing isn't taking me to the entrance and just drops me near the subway node instead.

Thanks for the context. I'll keep in mind when adding nodes in future.

And yeah it looks weird in Carto for sure. Feel free to delete the stop_position.

Actually no, the tagging is correct but confusing because it's "too accurate". There's a transit stop area relation and the platform and stop_position are mapped separately.

Nothing to be fixed. The platform was indeed on the sidewalk and not directly on the road.

A single bus stop. I tried to fix tagging because `public_transport=stop_position` was missing. I'll fix this. The one "on the way" is the correct one.

Thanks for catching this.

way/1283257846#map=16/28.42542/77.10481&layers=N doesn't seem to actually be a powerline. Should it be removed?

The questions I had about my change:

- When should ways not be merged? In this case I merged sections which are continuous with no change in features over them.

- How to mark surfaces which exist but are not accessible to some vehicles (physical restrictions, not "private" roads). e.g. bollards or fences with gates to only allow humans and bicycles to move.

- How should blocks / towers in an apartment complex be named? Is an entire society considered a single apartment? Or does each physical building count as an apartment?