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64097785
by StackKorora
@ 2018-11-02 01:30
12024-03-07 15:36Mateusz Konieczny
♦7,632
Hello!

You used
direction=forward;0
on https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/192409556/history

Have you maybe meant
direction=forward
?

I am pretty sure that it is a typo, but not sure enough to just replace it (I edited some objects where situation seemed more clear to me).

Or have you...
22024-03-07 23:24StackKorora Greetings,
Coming from NW Roanridge Road a driver has no stop sign going either North (Colrain) or East (56th).

If you are traveling West bound on NW 56th street, there is a stop sign. This is represented by 'forward'. However, forward will not be represented when traveling South boun...
32024-03-08 10:45Mateusz Konieczny
♦7,632
Oh thanks for info! That makes sense.

I guess that it is a good thing that I posted only a confused message rather than blindly trying to "fix" it.

Though sorry for the message about supposed typo.
42024-03-09 00:32StackKorora No worries! Glad you asked too. Happy mapping!
132209857
by StackKorora
@ 2023-02-07 14:46
12023-02-12 23:27flyingember
♦9
FYI- there's upcoming closures. they aren't putting signs up ahead of time
22023-02-12 23:28flyingember
♦9
SB I-35 is closing in less than a month, for example
32023-02-13 13:25StackKorora True. I'm aware of those, but the roads aren't closed now and I'd rather not mess with the routing for those that use those directions until the roads actually close. I also know that some of them are short-term closures and some are going to be long-term. I was trying to be helpful i...
105452585
by StackKorora
@ 2021-05-27 22:33
12021-07-30 21:20tekim
♦696
I highly doubt that this trail:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/840670704
Has a compacted surface in the OSM sense: "A mixture of larger (e.g., gravel) and smaller (e.g., sand) parts, compacted (e.g., with a roller)" - The park service is not dragging a road compacter/roller into the b...
22021-07-31 21:05StackKorora I walked those trails. I know what they were like. The trails are a mix of small rock and dirt that has been compacted into a dense firm path that is clearly distinguishable from the ground around it. That's why I chose that option. I don't really care if you relabel them as ground, but th...
89933642
by StackKorora
@ 2020-08-25 20:24
12021-05-28 15:17tekim
♦696
Thanks for your contributions to OpenStreetMap. Regarding: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/840670701, a "bus_guideway" is for "busway that is side guided "rails like" for the exclusive use of guided buses" - there are no guides here, it is just a regular road that is...
22021-05-29 19:03StackKorora Good catch. That was a mistag on my part. Thanks!
105440342
by StackKorora
@ 2021-05-27 17:16
12021-05-28 15:27tekim
♦696
Many of these trails that you have tagged surface=compacted are not. They are informal climbers trails, Nothing has been done to improve them, so they are surface=ground or dirt or unpaved
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22021-05-29 19:00StackKorora Thanks for the feedback.
32021-05-30 14:15tekim
♦696
Thanks for being open to feedback, and thanks for all of your other great contributions to OSM. It is great seeing RMNP getting some mapping attention!

There are going to be very few, if any, trails in RMNP where surface=compacted.
75591828
by StackKorora
@ 2019-10-12 04:47
12019-10-21 19:41user_5359
♦19,376
Hello! Please check the value of maxspeed on https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/90282475. The existing value is slightly higher than the speed previously reached by a car.
22019-10-22 03:21StackKorora Ha! Thanks for the catch. Sorry about the typo.
70773708
by StackKorora
@ 2019-05-30 14:41
12019-06-06 03:25Baloo Uriza
♦2,110
Is it really full, like the gates go across all four lanes on both sides? Half is far more common in the US.
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22019-06-06 03:44StackKorora Good question. I don't remember honestly and I was just passing through. A friend lives near by. I've asked him to confirm that I didnt hit the wrong button. I will update if/when I hear back. :-)
32019-10-11 03:53StackKorora I was finally able to verify first hand. Fixed it in an update a few hours ago. Thanks for the catch.
61760594
by StackKorora
@ 2018-08-18 01:17
12018-08-18 01:18StackKorora Dah! I clicked the review button on accident. Please close this. There is no reason for a review.
60778963
by StackKorora
@ 2018-07-17 00:40
12018-07-20 01:12Baloo Uriza
♦2,110
Don't forget OSM uses metric units by default, to specify mph, you must add "mph", ie, maxspeed=70 mph
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22018-07-20 01:36StackKorora Thanks. Overlooked these. Good catch. Fixed.
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60744573
by StackKorora
@ 2018-07-16 03:11
12018-07-16 03:12StackKorora Sorry for wasting your time. I checked the box by accident by clicking too fast. This was a super simple edit.
60714785
by StackKorora
@ 2018-07-14 15:40
12018-07-14 19:37sannkc
♦105
Good job spotting this. You can use the tag busway=opposite_lane here. More info: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:busway https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:busway%3Dopposite_lane
22018-07-14 22:36StackKorora Thanks! Fixed. Also, if you ever want to join us on the slack channel, there is a sub-channel for #kansascityosm that we would be happy to have you in.
59887323
by StackKorora
@ 2018-06-16 02:50
12018-06-17 12:54chachafish
♦462
Howdy :) Thank you for your additions to the map. A number of edits you created popped up as OSM Inspector-tagged errors. In the city of Silverthorne you named addresses as “duplex” or “triplex”. These are actually descriptions, not names. It would be similar to adding a tree...
22018-06-17 12:54chachafish
♦462
Additionally, if you are going to use address nodes, the address nodes need to be attached to the building they describe. If you just drag each node to the edge of the building, it will attach itself. That way, OSM knows what the address shoud be linked to. OSM flags these addresses as errors becaus...
32018-06-17 12:55chachafish
♦462
You can see every error that has been flagged by going to this link: https://tools.geofabrik.de/osmi/?view=tagging&lon=-106.09619&lat=39.61836&zoom=17&overlays=nodes_with_empty_k,ways_with_empty_k,nodes_with_empty_v,ways_with_empty_v,node_tags_with_whitespace,way_tags_with_whitespace...
42018-06-17 16:58StackKorora Thanks for the clarifications. I didn't know about the address points. I can fix those. As for the State letters, I had wondered if that was correct but I was just being lazy and selecting what was in the drop down box. I will fix those too. :-)
Thanks again for clarifying.
52018-06-17 17:04StackKorora A follow up question. When I asked about how to do duplexes in IRC about a year ago, the advice I was given was how I was doing it. They also told me specifically to not break up the building as in the example you cited. I added the duplex name so that others would know why I associated so many addr...
62018-06-17 22:40chachafish
♦462
Dividing the building, to me, makes sense if there is an obvious break between houses or townhomes, etc. It's simply a reflection of reality. For example, 3345 West 18th Avenue, Denver. If you go to the official website of https://www.denvergov.org/Maps/map/property# you will see each house is ...
72018-06-17 22:42chachafish
♦462
Once you get into multi-level apartment buildings, splits are not at all clear and if you have a 20-storey building it's completely impractical. The best way to handle that is with interior mapping. Go to the link below to see an example. Toggle through the different levels to see different flo...
82018-06-17 22:46chachafish
♦462
Of course, if you do not divide a building, but simply add addresses via nodes and attach them to the building, you're on solid ground :)
92018-06-17 22:54chachafish
♦462
861 Humbolt is an example of nodes attached to the building. The Belcourt Apartments across the street is an example of using interpolation. Articles on interpolation can be found on OSM Wiki. https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit#map=19/39.73050/-104.96990
102018-06-19 00:27StackKorora Thanks for all the information. I really appreciate it. I've been able to fix a bunch of multiplexes recently with this new info. And that one multi-level building is quite amazing.
112018-06-19 01:51chachafish
♦462
No probs. If you have any questions, let me know :)
54191511
by StackKorora
@ 2017-11-29 23:07
12017-12-04 03:11UAN51
♦15
Your tags that has "source=maxspeed=sign" is unnecessary and unsupported. Same with nodes of "traffic_sign=maxspeed". It only creates a redundancy and inefficient noding. "maxspeed=xx mph" is already enough on the roadway. Renderers and navigation systems will not suppo...
22017-12-04 13:16StackKorora I did that because the wiki says: "When mapping a speed limit sign for example: always add a maxspeed=* and a source:maxspeed=sign tag to the road itself. "
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:traffic_sign

Did I do it wrong or is the wiki wrong? I need to know because I've been...
32017-12-04 19:26UAN51
♦15
Wiki is wrong. Mapbox, osm-carto, Telenav, and others do not support node "traffic_sign=maxspeed" and "source=maxspeed=sign". This "traffic_sign=maxspeed" is only creating node inefficiency. "maxspeed=xx mph" already exists on roads so there is no need to make...
42017-12-04 23:12StackKorora Thanks for the information. How do we get the wiki corrected then?
54110560
by StackKorora
@ 2017-11-27 04:16
12017-11-27 05:44user_5359
♦19,376
Welcome to OSM! A maxspeed sign doesn't have a name!
22017-11-27 05:47user_5359
♦19,376
and don't forget the maxspped value on the road (see https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:traffic_sign)
32017-11-28 03:54StackKorora Thanks for the feedback! I captured a bunch of speed limit signs recently. I will make sure to update the road as well.
44068862
by StackKorora
@ 2016-11-30 20:09
12017-10-31 02:26VlIvYur
♦149
https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/456838308
Is there really 10300 levels?
22017-10-31 03:01StackKorora Good Catch. Sorry, wrong field. Should be address. I'll fix.