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Mapping in the Netherlands: use address nodes where appropriate #393

Closed jdhoek closed 7 months ago

jdhoek commented 2 years ago

Some of the Mapbox mappers are adding POI's in the Netherlands. Great!

Some important points of feedback:

POI's should be added to their appropriate address nodes where applicable

In the Netherlands all address nodes are in the database and kept up to date. If you add a new POI, add its tags to the existing address node if it isn't used for something else.

If the address node is already used for another POI, check if that still exists. The POI you are adding may have replaced it.

If the POI already on the address node is still there (they are sharing an address), copy the four addr:* tags to your new POI.

If you have a link to a POI's page on a website, add it

If you have a link to that POI's contact page (like user KostyaZAyAc noted in their changeset source), add it to the website=* key. This helps users and other mappers.

Follow the wiki documentation

Don't tag a car dealer who does repairs as shop=car;car_repair. Choose the most appropriate one. See shop=car for more information.

Examples

Three examples of Mapbox mappers not following conventions:

antonmarkau commented 2 years ago

Hi @jdhoek! This is a very valuable feedback. The team was notified and we will do mapping in the Netherlands according to the info you provided. The edits that were already made will be fixed shortly. Thank you for noticing this and sorry for the inconvenience.

jdhoek commented 2 years ago

Alright, thank you for your prompt action.

For any questions about mapping in the Netherlands, please use the Dutch subforum: https://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewforum.php?id=12

jdhoek commented 2 years ago

(Should you wish to contact the Dutch mapper community, using English on the subforum is not a problem. This topic may be used for any questions you might have.)