Hey there, it's great that you're helping people around the world by making changes to the map! To make it easier for validators, it's best to keep your changesets small and start a new one if you're mapping in a different place or country. Have a great day!

Hey there, it's great that you're helping people around the world by making changes to the map! To make it easier for validators, it's best to keep your changesets small and start a new one if you're mapping in a different place or country. Have a great day!

Hey, if you are going to edit in 2 different places (usually far away from each other), please upload your changes before editing another place. This makes it easier for us mappers to check others' edits.

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Alright. I'm Turkish and I would like to thank you for mapping our country in OpenStreetMap.

Tack, det kommer inte att hända igen.

Hi Jirka, thanks for your contribution. You make the map better for everyone. Just a little reminder for next time - remember to save/upload your changeset before moving to another country. This helps other mappers verify edits.

Have a nice day

Hey, thank you for your contribution! You help make the map better for everyone! Just a little tip for the next time, please save/upload your changes before moving on to another country. Have a nice day

Hi, thanks for your contribution! I have noticed that you added community centers in the Philippines and a viewpoint in the Pacific Ocean. Remember to save your changes before moving on to another country! However, if you need keep the changeset area big, due to reasons such as wifi, or the thing you're editing is big, then that's completely ok!

Also; if you're using MAPS.ME, try using Organic Maps, it's nearly the same as MAPS.ME but it has less crypto stuff.

Have a nice day

Hey, thanks for your contributions! Just a little tip for next time, don't forget to save your changes before you move to the next country :)

The problem is parking spaces in OpenStreetMap are individual spaces that one car can go in. For example: https://i.imgur.com/rXNjLUY.png , each rectangle on that is a parking space, and not the entire thing.

Hi, if you are editing an area (for example Canada), and you want to edit something in Kazakhstan, please save your changeset before you switch to another country, or area. Thank you.

More info: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Hi Denis, if you are editing an area (for example Congo), and you want to edit something in Russia, please save your changeset before you switch to another country, or area. Thank you.

Здравствуйте, Денис, если вы редактируете регион (например, Конго) и хотите изменить что-то в России, сохраните изменения перед переключением на другую страну или регион. Спасибо. (Перевод с английского)

Hi, thanks for mapping OpenStreetMap. If you are editing an area, then if you want to switch to another area, please upload your changeset first. This would help some mappers verify edits in their area.

Thank you for the edit!

Remember to keep your changesets small!

If you are editing a city/area, please upload the changeset before you switch to the other city/area. This helps other mappers verify edits easier, since there aren't big edits blocking it.

Thanks for the edits! I see that you edited 2 countries. Next time, try making a changeset for each country, or area to make it easier for other mappers to verify edits.

There is no need to reverse.

Hi, your edit covers several countries and spans three continents. As the wiki says, edit only one country at a time and preferably smaller areas within a country.

It seems like you have edited a road in France and a cycleway in Reunion. Remember to make one changeset for France, and another for Reunion so that it is easier for other mappers to verify edits.
More info: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Hi, your edit covers several countries and spans six continents. As the wiki says, edit only one country at a time and preferably smaller areas within a country: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thank you for adding this life-saving information! This is what makes OpenStreetMap better than other services - people can fix it if they see an error!