Those Comments are to myself, nobody asked anybody to jump in while mapping is ongoing, it just tells the incidental tourist and lurker that I'm aware, working on it.

Certainly not going to change my commentaries on my own edit sets, that's for sure, then I know on the next revisit. Drop a mapper a note if you see the solution, much appreciated, and CS conflicts in the system avoided.

Cheers

That's not the point. I now cant save my set as a conflict is flagged and who's is right where? This has resulted in past in multithousand node lines being double written. Bad

Hi, not good you doing this edit while i'm mapping righto here. Now I've got a edit conflict sitting on a large CS.

Thanks for being patient and have left the room.

Hi, NoahTGL

Welcome to OSM, and surely you're aware that the purpose of the comment box is not 'hi', but rather to describe what changes/additions you made to the maps.... "added building, road, paths..."
Note the warnings (2). You mapped ways somewhere, but they are not connect at the crossing point. To router software that means no left/no right. Please check and connect.

cheers and happy mapping.

PS, please do map change saves on a local area basis, not that everyone between London, the West Bank
and Uganda gets to see these 'local' edits in their 'local' change history. This way only the people in the edited areas get to see and can review if they feel like it

Hi,

When you map a parking, you either map a way onto it (parking aisle), or in the case at the side of the road add the parking=street_side tag. Otherwise OSM can't plan a route to a parking.
Pedestrian crossings need a type tag e.g. crossing=zebra (strisce pedonale).
Mapping squares calls for adding a name or tag it noname=yes if it has no name.
When mapping buildings make sure they do not end up on top of a street/road/pedestrian way. Carefully look at the position and consider that many images are taken from a less than 90 degree angle i.e. where the roof is, is often not where the wall touches the ground. Certainly don't connect buildings to roads unless it's a garage entrance. The adjustments you find in osm.org/edit?changeset=114065174

cheers and happy mapping.

Will revisit whence the nightly issue reports have updated and resolve any missed/new issues. FTM the triple name rendering is resolved and all parts show properly in Carto Standard within the relation.

Added sidewalk tags, state of lighting.

You're welcome. Same issue was on other side of Pescara river, a much heavier system. Mapped the missing bits, added tags and now it all flows without any more Osmose flags, and it renders.🤗

Ciao

Specifically this one is off node/5853343055/history

The one you point at is absolutely in the wrong spot (there's 2 fuel station nodes there). The 'newish' Energia is in a spacious location, so I'm sure that 'wrong' spot is correct. As one points out in a fixme on the second "sembra un duplicato", it was questioned. There's like 4 fuel stations there in a stretch of about 2km all on the east side of the 602... Sozio (also a spacious station), Energia, Total Erg (old and would now be IP) and the nameless at present where Auchan was. I'd say the double at 42.3901306, 14.1321623 has to go.

Does not exist by coordinates. Unfortunately when the original POI was merged to the building the back history got lost. Took a picture at the time of the totem, they're very real.

Something is not kosher in the region with fuel stations, e.g. Q8 on Enzo Ferrari, Pescara remains untraceable, though very active. Unfortunately i lost access to the register which shows the coordinates as sure fire connection. Website changed and did not find new link. Maybe you can point me the way, my last secuured refresh is from end of 2020.

Anyway that coppa station has been there forever, very non brand, passed it many times and never seen a soul there, Fuel by 2 vending machines just in the afternoon shade of the motorway bridge. Not even a roof.

Ain't it addictive, is it not, you forget where you are not to speak of time ;O)))

ciao

Hi Jan,

here's the 3rd case i was talking about, actual just a stone throw away so to speak, stumbled on it while fixing some waterways. Same Osmose flagging.
way/350423875
Airport tagging wrong value: icao=IT-0309 way/350423875 josm iD edit
Would you please do the honors.

MTIA
Rob

hi,

Thanks for added all these missing parts between the Diga di Alanno and the Pescara river.

Please review the change set I posted that resolved 2 issues flagged by Osmose. 1) the absence of connection of up and down stream, the deprecated tagging of the hydro-electric building. I think top of the pipes is the actual dam/lock system that feeds the pipes generating the pressure to drive the generators. The building is just the power station. The river tag I've changed to canal, same as the other parts of the artificial water transport system.
streetview has some much clearer imagery than anything offered by OSM.

cheers

CS link osm.org/edit?way=1003940089

Hi,

Some big 'survey' you did, all the way from Saint Dizier, France, to the southern tip of the Peloponnese, in Greece. I would not dare doing that in a single edit set and 99.999% of the other mappers don't do so either, which is a long way to say: "Could you please next time do your edit(s) on a small zone basis and save them piece meal". Then only the local people with the local knowledge have standing chance to review and make adjustment if so assessed. Now it's very hard to even find where what was done exactly.

TIA and happy mapping.

Confirmed to have resolved the rendering of trees through inner areas of grassland, scrub and bare rock.

OK, confirmed, wood no-longer renders through the inner areas for this relation.

28 issues resolved in 1 small edit... pretty good. :O)

Goodos on great detailed mapping of this village.

Hi,

Pity you did not do these 3 globe spanning changes is 1 edit set. Now I have 3 in my local history view and none are relevant to many any most local mappers. They will linger there for days any time no specific edit set is selected, near the top that is, as so many of these global CSs do. The more you zoom in, the worse it gets.

ciao from Italy