Not really sure if these incidents are unique to maps in Indonesia

Not that unique, there was one instance almost a decade ago when some mappers vandalized a military-managed cemetery (check edit history) as some people were (and probably still are) not happy that a former president or dictator (depending on one’s viewpoint) was allowed to be buried in that location by my country’s supreme court (see en-wiki article about it).

Aside: There are effective ways in manifesting one’s anger or disgust over certain current events, vandalism in OpenStreetMap isn’t one of them and such acts could even backfire.

Though you cannot directly copy the guide maps and similar maps due to relevant copyright laws in your area, you may use them as a reference or to cross-check.

Since you’re here, I encourage you to visit this site to learn how to contribute to OpenStreetMap. Looking forward to your edits.

Ian

I am creating a version of the document specific for the Philippines, hope if you don’t mind.

(automatisch übersetzt über Deepl) Ich erstelle eine Version des Dokuments speziell für die Philippinen, ich hoffe, Sie haben nichts dagegen.

+1 for OpenDataHub, -1 for OpenMapHub since MapHub has been around since 2016

Consider using “Carto Hangout powered/supported by HOT" (replace "Hangout" with culture-, region- and language-appropriate variations of "hangout/watering hole" or similar spots while "powered/supported by HOT" can be translated).

Unfortunately, most of the fonts that I mentioned aren’t open source. I’d either go for Open Sans (per Richard) or use Gill Sans in this case.

Per my use of WhatTheFont, the closest fonts or font families that could be used to replace Frobisher are the following: FF Transit Std, Frutiger, Humanist 777, Interval Next, Adora, Neue Frutiger Pro, Delargo DT, Lina, Bernino Sans and Schnebel Sans.

@ff5722, I did a bit of research and some tweaking based on previous examples, and here’s what I was able to come up: an overpass query looking for nodes without tags not belonging to ways or areas here.

After reading a machine-translated version of the article, I found your tips outlined in this diary entry useful. I made an English translation of this diary entry (without the accompanying images) at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kNS6ZOKaZkP17JjtmrkYh-0wVrQfzVEkPiDHPud-hug/pub so that other people can apply your map error fixing tips.

Hope this helps: A page in the OSM Wiki where they post/document instances of spam

I wonder if this also applies to iOS devices with older versions of iOS?

You may want to edit your entry and re-edit the link, like this: Google wipes Scottish isle from its maps

This also works for JOSM (as a TMS entry), but with minor modifications: tms[(maximum zoom number)]:http://map.craigslist.org/t03/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.png

The notes will be reflected here, even if they are fixed. I hope that my explanation answers your query

Result: Route passes through the tunnel/underpass. Looks like we’re the first one to put it on the map (as a functioning underpass)

Let me know if there are areas needed to be remapped. I’d like to help out and restructure the map in the Sydney area.

For your information, you can contact the OpenStreetMap Philippines mailing list for help/more information

Honestly, I have problems with some mappers in my “areas of responsibility”. However, I’ll have to agree with compdude and Sanderd17 - inform them of their mistakes and encourage them to fix their edits. If that fails to “educate” them, then fix the various problems (unconnected roads, self-intersecting ways, open polygons) on sight.

I believe that there's new imagery covering parts of HVDC Leyte-Luzon ( osm.org/?lat=12.4881&lon=124.2976&zoom=14&layers=M )

I'm done with one portion (Santa Magdalena - Irosin), can you finish the rest?