The tag _leisure=common_ is used quite a lot in African villages where they
have a large flat open space, ungrassed. It is used for communal gatherings,
football games and markets. If you wish to deprecate the tag then what are you
suggesting is the correct tag for this?
>From Wiki
I have had a look on the Wallonia website. If you zoom out you will see that
this feature runs exactly parallel to the road to the south of it. It is man
made. It would have been created at the same time as the road. It was done to
raise the road to a higher level as a flood defence against the
I also noticed that. In fact the example given in the proposal
http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/25.45387/-80.40864 is the Homestead-Miami
Speedway which hosts not just Nascar but a whole range of different events by
different companies and sponsors,(IndyCar Series, Sports Car Championships
Thank you all for your responses and the positive feedback. What you have
suggested is very helpful in accommodating this extra data rather than leaving
it off because it does not tick all the boxes.
>From your suggestions I have opted for separate nodes for each with a
>fixme=existence
Hi all,
I am looking for comments and advice regarding this.
I am working with a group of local mappers in Sierra Leone, Africa, under the
name WAMM (West Africa Motorbike Mappers). They are trying to find and identify
all the towns, villages, hamlets in Sierra Leone and have completed one
A better use would be the word retail which covers the selling of goods to the
public (as in the logistics chain from Manufacturer to Distributor to
Wholesaler to Retailer to consumer)
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From: Martin Koppenhoefer
Sent: Sunday, September 3, 2017 4:49 PM
To: Tag
Hi marc,
I am one that checks both the source and the history of changes to understand
why a features was created and from where.
JOSM does already have a history and can be accessed by selecting the feature
then holding down the Ctrl key and pressing h. The history comes up in a
separate
>> A place=* does not just consist of a small built up area with it’s church,
>> shop and community centre, it >>usually includes a certain amount of
>> greenbelt and rural area surrounding that as well.
>that's not the place=city/town/village/hamlet etc. but the administrative
>territorial
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I believe that too many people are confusing the landuse=residential with the
boundary=* tags. There should not be any area names, hamlet names, community
names attached to a landuse tag. The landuse tag is to indicate the use of the
land (residential,
