for the wastewater plants to render, you may want to add landuse=industrial (until they find a way to render a wastewater plant without placing an industrial tag).

If you are going to put links on the diary, use the HTML code for it (also known as the "a href" tag). I did the same for my previous diary entries and it linked to the intended page(s) without any hitch.

experienced almost the same just recently, and it was hell. either it was API hiccups or something else.

experienced almost the same just recently, and it was hell. either it was API hiccups or something else.

well, i'm glad that it's now online and writable

We have a "local" contributor in Boracay. (check the members' list on WikiProject Philippines) But since this is tempting, I'm going to accept the offer. Not only that, I'm going to map nearby Carabao Island, if Boracay is "easy".

you should tag it as building=yes (obviously). if the community center is run by the government (local or national), tag it as amenity=public_building. if not, tag it as building=yes, plus the name for that building.

will do that (see previous comments). I'm also uploading a fresh (and long = 50+ km) GPS track tonight.

thanks for clearing it up. still, thank you.

From my point of view, I think that I'm better off with OSM since it is under a free license, you can view other ways and nodes (in edit mode) and decide whether you can improve it or leave it alone, and you can take out some inaccurate info/data.

Despite spending less than six months here, I contributed much to OSM, like fixing some tags in Washington, DC area (at least once), my contribs to my home city, and improving the "coverage" of OSM in the Mega Manila area, especially the exclusive residential areas. And it was satisfactory to see fellow contributor like you make improvements to a fellow OSMer's work (hope it was a right term to call a fellow OpenStreetMap contributor). For now, we have to do more to improve our "coverage". I hope that fellow Filipinos and tourists alike will use OSM, not in the near future, but right now.

Thanks for putting the needed info in those places. I do appreciate your work here, and I hope that you continue your work on OpenStreetMap.