Hi Mcarian,
I came across your edits and noticed you had created clusters of convenience shops and multiple ones with the same name at the same place. I have reverted this changeset. Please do check when you are adding data so as to not create duplicates of the already existing data on the map. Nice to see you editing OpenStreetMap, please go though the guidelines and tagging system before you edit :)

Best,
Poorni Badrinath

Hi Rruubbaann,
I came across your edits and noticed you have added names like Timber, Hostel, Grocery etc for the tags that are post offices. Post offices do not have names like grocery and timber, they will have area names for which they are functioning. I am partially reverting your changeset and removing the post offices with names like this. It will be good to know the reason of why you have named it the way it is now.
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Wrong changeset comment. Sorry!
The actual change was adding turn restrictions in SF using Mapillary.
Changeset comment: Adding Turn Restrictions using Mapillary
Source: Bing, Mapbox Satellite, Mapillary.

Poornima Badrinath

Wrong changeset comment. Sorry!
The actual change was adding turn restrictions in SF using Mapillary.
Changeset comment: Adding Turn Restrictions using Mapillary
Source: Bing, Mapbox Satellite, Mapillary.

Poornima Badrinath

Hi dimitrius00,
I came across your edits and noticed the convenience shops added do not have names. Can you please update the names of the shops and also filter it on the based on what they sell?
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Hi ireneibrahim,
I came across your changesets and noticed you have addd multiple points with the same names such as Kisaka school, pharmacy, watertank, cafe and this repeats for almost every point you have added. May I ask are these areas in which these POI's are present? Do all these have similar area names? If not, what are the names of the shops and schools? Please get back with a clarification and explanation for the reason behind naming POI's as such.
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Hi Attila194,
I came across your edits and noticed you have added house addresses as attractions. Please note that the attraction tag is used for marking POIs that hold a tourism value, which is visited by a lot of people. House address and the building nodes are not for attractions. I have reverted this entire changeset due to the wrong tagging. Please do check OpenStreetMap tagging info (osm.wiki/Tags) for information on how to tag various elements while mapping.

HI Ryan,
Thanks for clarifying it :)
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Hi ryanleethomas,
I came across your edits and noticed you had added natural=water and water=reservoir tags on all the nodes of the reservoir. The tags should not be added on the nodes. It should added to the entire area for it get rendered. I have deleted the extra tags added on the nodes for it to get rendered on the map :)
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Hi Manuel Primicias,
I unfortunately had to revert this entire changeset as it has 92 artworks and viewpoints added without a proper name om the map. Artworks and viewpoints are tourism tags and are used to denote a particularly famous place or a an art, like a statue or something, that denotes tourism and cultural importance. Can you please explain what were you trying to map? It would be great for you to go through OSM and Maps.me tags before you map.
Best,
Poornima Badrinath.

Hi Артём Белоусов,
I came across your edits and noticed you have added two jewellery shops on the same building with the same number 98. Are they one shop? In that case one POI is enough to represent that entire shop. Or are they two shops? Then why do they have same identification number. Please correct them or add names to the POI for better recognition.
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Source: Mapbox Satellite, Strava heat map (Not Bing)

Hi Shasthikashree,
I came across your edits and noticed you have added "kodantham home" as an attraction. I was just curious to know whether this is an old palace or a house that is a tourist spot or is this a guest house or a homestay? It will be great if you could clarify this.
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Hi Emil Qarayev,
I came across your edits and noticed you have added a market as an artwork. Please note, artwork tag cannot be used for markets and shops. They are used to mark sculptures and other displayed famous art. Please change the artwork tag for the market to something appropriate.
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Hi Karol7,
I came across your edits in changeset changeset/42163962, where you have added a castle, an embassy and a waterfall in the parts of city with personal names and also this embassy in this changeset has been added with name Rasim Qasinov. The waterfall added in the previous changeset has been added near a building, which I would assume as a fountain or water cascade built for show. Tagging waterway=waterfall for that particular waterfall is wrong. Can you please explain the reason of why these important tags have personal names on them? Please revert the nodes you have added as embassy, waterfall and castle.
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Please do not tag shelters that are built for personal uses. Which are not open to public.

Hi jose rene alvarez llanes,
I came across your edits and noticed you have marked a shelter in an area where a lot of houses are visible (satellite imagery). Is there a reason why this shelter has been added here? Please note that shelters are usually places which are specifically made in the streets for people to utilise it when rain or just to sit, and usually temporary. Shelters on top of houses are very rare. Can you please explain the reason as to why this has been added?
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Hi Suteerat Yomna,
I came across your edits and noticed you have tagged a hotel as an attraction. Please note attraction tags are only used for very popular tourist places, eg: Colosseum, Eiffel tower etc and not on hotels and restaurants. Hoping that you will change the tags of hotels from attractions to restaurant.
Best,
Poornima Badrinath

Hi T B 68,
Thank you for the clarification!
Best,
Poornima Badrinath