nevw's Comments
| Changeset | When | Comment |
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| 160156530 | about 1 year ago | If you find that you need help with this, let me know. |
| 160156530 | about 1 year ago | "probably needs cleaning up but I'm unsure how to do that "
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| 160156530 | about 1 year ago | Select the ‘analyze on map’ tab to see where the gaps are
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| 160173899 | about 1 year ago | I reverted this |
| 160026908 | about 1 year ago | The inners I added to the multipolygon should be tagged islets too I guess, instead of just wetland areas. I’ll do that in the next few days. |
| 160173899 | about 1 year ago | Can you recheck the relation you have edited. It makes little sense to me. |
| 160026908 | about 1 year ago | I added four wetland areas covered with vegetation as inners to the water multipolygon extending from Rockhampton barrage to the sea and Josm validator finds it ok. |
| 160156530 | about 1 year ago | Looks like some fixing up to be done still
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| 160026908 | about 1 year ago | Looks like Geofabik areas is working ok again |
| 159721256 | about 1 year ago | Any info on this? and if you are going to add the address back in. |
| 160072977 | about 1 year ago | no response, business shifted to previous position. |
| 160110386 | about 1 year ago | I have reverted this changeset.
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| 160110386 | about 1 year ago | Hi, you appear to have drawn a primary highway over top of a trunk highway.
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| 160061814 | about 1 year ago | Hi, please map waterways in the direction the water flows - this is always downhill. I have corrected this changeset. |
| 160072977 | about 1 year ago | The red dot shows where it was located
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| 160072977 | about 1 year ago | Hi, Squires Loft is placed in the water - can you relocate it over the building it operates from. |
| 160026908 | about 1 year ago | Best to use Josm for such large features |
| 160026908 | about 1 year ago | |
| 160050673 | about 1 year ago | Hi, the roundabout is already mapped tagged way/548130634
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| 159982292 | about 1 year ago | Hi, please draw waterways in the direction of flow, always downhill to eventually flow in to streams and river to meet the sea. |