Are you sure this is the correct location? According to their website they are based here: osm.org/go/uFyWtL2vk

Hi,

The street number goes under a addr:housenumber tag not addr:unit. addr:state should be the abbreviation in upper case. Address components beyond addr:street are optional. See osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features#Addresses

I have fixed this one.

Thanks.

Hi,

The addr:suburb are not correct. Suburb names should be written in title case. addr:state should be in upper case.

Hi,

You have put the wrong addr:suburb on these houses. They are actually in Clontarf. The addr:state is also not correct, it should be in upper case.

You can display the suburb boundaries by hitting B and adding the DCS Suburbs overlay.

You might also want to hit Q to square up your building outlines.

See osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features#Addresses

You put the wrong postcode on these houses. Postcodes, suburb, state etc are optional. It's best if you don't add them because then you won't make mistakes.

The phone number is still there, phone:AU=13 16 01

See osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features#Phone_Numbers

Hi,

Thanks for you contribution to OSM. A couple of questions:

1. Is this actually where the AED is located? The map point is inside a building that doesn't match you location description?

2. Did you put your own name and phone number as the operator of the AED? Is this what you meant to do?

Thanks.

Hi,

As a general rule "phone:AU" is really only for phone numbers that can only be called from Australia. For example way/1457750482 "03 9707 5144" can be called from overseas, so it should be tagged as phone=+61 3 9707 5144

See osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features#Phone_Numbers

I have fixed this one.

Happy mapping.

Hi,

Phone numbers should be entered in E.123 format including the country code, see osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features#Phone_Numbers

Thanks.

That first link should have been osm.wiki/Street_parking#Physical_properties

Ah, or are you saying it's somewhere on the property? Not necessarily here.

@Kirstin I had only looked at the map view and thought this was in a random bit of bush. Looking at the aerial imagery I assume that you have mapped the AED as being on the wall of that building, in which case it's all good.

Would it be better if these were merged with the street address nodes, so that people would know which private property they related to?

parking:left=no indicates that there is physically nowhere to park on the left side of the street osm.wiki/Street_parking#Physical_properties_2. The quick guide literally says 'no, if there is no parking' osm.wiki/Street_parking#Quick_guide

In this part of the street you can park so it should be 'lane' or 'shoulder' (or if you don't want to bike shed this forever 'yes'). But my point was that every residential street in AU would be parking:both=yes and I cannot be bother tagging that. If you want to then feel free.

Hi, it is tagged as place=neighbourhood which is part of a suburb: place=neighbourhood so I would not expect to see it on a list of suburbs.

Parking on a residential street is allowed by default. Are you planning to tag them all?

Hi,

If you have a restriction tag as well as a restriction:conditional, then the restriction tag will apply when the restriction:conditional is false. So in this case you had a no_right_turn applying 24/7.

I have fixed this one.

Happy mapping.

Hi,

You put a `parking:left=no` on way/952229220, which means you can't park there. The `parking:left:restriction:conditional` was also in the wrong format.

I have fixed this and the other one in the same street that was still in the old format.

Happy mapping.

Hi,

You appear to have converted a private driveway into a private secondary highway way/1365471474

Is that what you meant to do?

Thanks.