Oops, unintentionally

Welcome to OSM! Your edit looks good, thank you. Please reach out if you have any questions.

Hi wislander,

That's a fair point, your approach seems to match the standard in the wiki. Thanks!

Unfortunately, controlling the narrative is not the purpose of OSM. OSM relies on a principle called ground truth. Please see osm.wiki/Ground_truth for more details. Essentially, the tag should prevent people from using it. The responsibility of accurately interpreting the tag for no access falls on the third party that uses OSM data. Instead of modifying correct OSM data, you should reach out to the apps that are using OSM data.

I am reverting this changeset, as the trail was properly tagged with access=no. Please reach out if you have questions.

I am reverting this changeset, as the trail was properly tagged with access=no. Please reach out if you have questions.

Glad we have a definitive answer now.

Hi, thanks for your edits. Please don't abbreviate street names (Southeast to SE).

Welcome to OSM! Your work looks great, nice job! Feel free to reach out with questions.

You should not delete the trail, but add access=no. I am reverting your change.

Well, when I was check it from the Streetside imagery, it looked like each section of the River House condos was a separate unit, so I kinda guessed the shape so that eventually each could be addressed separately. Don't want to step on any toes here, so I went ahead and deleted it, and added a single outline.

Hey there, your edits look good! I don't see any issues right now.

Let me know if you have questions.

Hey Martin, this was unintentional as a result of an oddity in how iD handled conflict resolution from a previous changeset.

Hello,

I have reverted your changes. To indicate a private beach, please change the access by adding a tag access=private to the beach. Please do not delete items just because they are private, just indicate the access level.

Thanks.

This changeset failed and was reverted.

These were junk references to Daniel Boone National Forest with no relevance in the real world. All useful data was added to the new polygon.

Apologies, could not figure out a way to use the replace geometry function on a multipolygon of this size. Original variant was very roughly sketched, and was off by up to several miles at points.

All tags were copied from the original.

Apologies, could not figure out a way to use the replace geometry function on a multipolygon of this size. Original variant was very roughly sketched, and was off by up to several miles at points.

All tags were copied from the original.

All tags were copied from the original.

Apologies, could not figure out a way to use the replace geometry function on a multipolygon of this size. Original variant was very roughly sketched, and was off by up to several miles at points.