Dear Rudra123ps

What is the purpose of adding so many conveying tags? According to the wiki (conveying=*) it is a key to describe escalators etc.

Cheers
motti

Hi

Thank you very much for your contribution to this very undermapped part of the world. Your taging of the buildings is absolutely fine. It would be very nice if you square the buildings. You can do that by pressing the Q button on your keyboard.

Thanks again and happy mapping

Thank you very much for your contributions. From the area tagging it is not necessary to name a wood or residential area with name=Wooded Area or name=Residential Area. The name tag is reserved for areas with a certain name, i.e. name=Darkwood.

I have another idea. Ther is a addon to download along a way. I use it quite often, but this could be the source of the error, because you said the issue always occurs at the edges of the bounding box.

Will try it in the evening.

fixed it: changeset/68893595

This was absolutely not intentional!
I know that there is a possibility to just delete the way, but not the nodes. If I press option (on Mac, I think it is alt on Windows) and delete, everything except the nodes is deleted. Maybe there is some kind of shortcut? I often use shortcuts to delete some nodes in ways which are overnoded.

Thank you for the comment, I will investigate. It is a 6 month old changeset.

Thank you for your very important contributions to this project. Please try to square the buildings by pressing the S key after you have drawn the building. Thanks again.

Thank you for your important contributions in this project. Could you square the buildings by pressing the S key. Thank you again

please use the provided offset for this very task, thank you

thank you for your efforts, but please square your buildings

Thank you for your contributions to OSM. Try to connect the roads to the existing ones.

Cheers

the only boundary of a village in this region.
where is this information from?

there is no village at this point

can this be deleted?

Hi indigomc

I deleted an old relationship with just a few, tiny members. There is a new one.

Cheers