Thank you for the clarification.

I can see how areas set aside for growing food can be tagged as orchards or farmland, especially when the land is plowed or has fruit trees on it.

Allotments are communal places where multiple families may own or rent a plot to grow their food. Private backyards are not that. That said, I do see the need to distinguish these areas from large fields where farmers use their tractors etc.

Would it make sense to you to retag the landuse=allotments that are not actually allotments to leisure=garden + access=private with a relevant garden:type=vegetable_garden? The last tag is currently undocumented, but is already in use according to Taginfo and seems to fit your description well.

Best regards,

Casper

Hi. This must have been an error on my part. Sorry for that. Could you point out for me where that happened, so I can learn from my mistake?

Are you sure the urban patches of greenery are all correctly classified? way/1263019270 for example looks neither like an orchard nor like allotments, but more like someone's backyard.

I can help you to split up the large multipolygons.

Why are they so huge in the first place? Wouldn't it make more sense to turn them into closed ways, one for each individual area?

Sounds good to me. Let people map something away from the front lines. OSM doesn't need to play a role in the information war that surrounds this (or any other) military conflict.

But if you really must, I won't stop you from putting those tracks back on the map.

The only reason these tracks were mapped was because they linked the pontoon to the road network.

Thank you for blocking them, Fizzie. I have reverted the edit.

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Hoi IIVQ,

Klopt de brandweerkazerne op node/9100036294 ? er is er namelijk ook één vlakbij gemapt op node/7024311190.

Mvg,
Casper

Hoi emvee. Heeft Wolfheze 2 brandweerkazernes? node/3378619568 kan ik me herinneren van een recente treinrit, maar way/297591444 die je hier gemapt hebt staat me niet bij.

Hi. Please refrain from mapping military features near active combat zones. OSM is not the place where you can follow the war in real-time, or where you can translate your daily news into map data. We don't want to become a part of the information war.

I have reverted the military stuff you mapped in changeset/155616200.

Hoi emvee. Ik kom hier met de luchtfoto een hoop "30" op de wegen tegen bij het Kellen industriegebied. Zie bijv. de zuidzijde van way/6928788 en de westzijde van way/6928287. Is dat allemaal recent verwijderd en verhoogd naar 50?

I think this counts as a descriptive name, which shouldn't be in the name tag.

I have reverted your changeset, because OSM is not a log of things that happened. Please only map static objects on OSM.

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tyvm Marc :)

No. The DWG has told you about the guidelines before. This situation IRL is very volatile, so it has been decided to leave it alone until this quiets down. I'll send the DWG a message to get this sockpuppet account deleted. You can discuss your mapping practices with the DWG.

This changeset has been reverted in full.

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This changeset has been reverted

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Hi voschix,

I love what you did here. I'm somewhat of an enthousiast when it comes to old fortifications, and I've visited the city walls of Padova several times without knowing much about them. I have a couple of questions for you:

Do you know why some bastions are called "Baluardo" and others "Bastione" here? I know the words mean basically the same, but I would expect a city to be consistent in its use of the terminology.

Do you know why Bastione del Castelnuovo (node/11831773948) is not a "Torrione"?

Could you help me to add defensive_works=* tags to the parts of the city walls? defensive_works=*
I wrote that page :)

Best regards and thanks again for mapping the city walls in more detail,

Casper

Stop being such a stickler for rules just for the sake of it. Nobody besides Frederik Ramm appreciates you when you're doing that, and you're not making the map/database any better. This is just a fix of obvious tag errors; there's no need to bog people down with endless documentation.

Dankjewel