Hola VL, gracias por comentar. Generalmente suelo dibujar los cambios cuando están confirmados. Esta obra la están arrancando y no sabemos cuándo estará completada. Cuando eso pase, o esté cerca, ahí yo suelo cambiar el mapa. Salusos

Thank you for contributing :-). Your changeset crosses many regions.
In the future, please retain your changeset as smaller (local). Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you, when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as towns- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
You are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
Why? Have a look at this wiki: osm.wiki/wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thanks for considering, and have a nice day. Happy mapping!

Thank you for contributing :-). Your changeset crosses many regions.
In the future, please retain your changeset as smaller (local). Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you, when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as towns- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
You are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
Why? Have a look at this wiki: osm.wiki/wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thanks for considering, and have a nice day. Happy mapping!

Thank you for contributing :-). Your changeset crosses many regions.
Please for the future retain your changeset smaller (local). Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as towns- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
you are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
Why? Have a look at this wiki: osm.wiki/wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thanks for considering, have a nice day and happy mapping!

Happy New Year and thank you for contributing :-). Your changeset crosses many countries.
Please for the future retain your changeset smaller (local). Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as towns- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
you are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
you are adding/modifying 5 objects in 5 countries => make 5 changesets, 1 per country.
Why? Have a look at this wiki: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thanks for considering, have a nice day and happy mapping!

Hola Muralito, si está buenisima esta autovía nueva. Era terrible la lentitud de la vieja ruta 5 sobre todo en finde largos o vacaciones. Capaz que se puede evitar si antes peaje se busca tomar la ruta vieja por Anisacate. Pero justamente localidades como La Bolsa o Los Aromos son los que más demora tienen.

i and thank you for contributing :-). Your changeset crosses many continents/countries.
Please for the future retain your changeset smaller (local). Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as countries/towns- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
you are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
you are adding/modifying 5 objects in 5 countries => make 5 changesets, 1 per country.
Why? Have a look at this wiki: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thanks for considering, have a nice day and happy mapping!

Hi and thank you for contributing :-). Your changeset crosses many countries.
Please for the future retain your changeset smaller (local). Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as towns- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
you are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
Why? Have a look at this wiki: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thanks for considering, have a nice day and happy mapping!

Hola Darleith. I was recently working on updating this new highway, like you, to Cosquin and other towns of Punilla Valley.
I noticed you added new features such as tunnels and bridges when old roads or streams intersected the new highway. It seems some of them, are nonexistent actually, could be? When I edited the highway I checked some satellite images of the construction trying to figure out where those crossing roads were. I didn't add in my edition if I wasn't absolutely sure of its location, despite it will trigger some issues.
I would like to ask you if you are sure of the location of the intersections. Maybe you put them just to fix that crossing issue.
I have some clues that are not in the right place at least, but I haven't a recent satellite image or travel the highway to confirm.
If you are not quite sure, could you please revert them? Remember it is not mapping for the map but for reality.
Maybe someone else sees the issue and figures out the way the roads intersects. Thanks. Javier

Hi and thank you for contributing :-). Your changeset crosses many regions.
Please for the future retain your changeset smaller (local). Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as provinces/towns- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
you are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
you are adding/modifying 5 objects in 5 countries => make 5 changesets, 1 per country.
Why? Have a look at this wiki: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thanks for considering, have a nice day and happy mapping!

Hi and thank you for contributing :-). Your changeset crosses many continents/countries.
Please for the future retain your changeset smaller (local). Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as countries/provinces/towns- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
you are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
you are adding/modifying 5 objects in 5 countries => make 5 changesets, 1 per country.
Why? Have a look at this wiki: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thanks for considering, have a nice day and happy mapping!

Hi and thank you for contributing :-). Your changeset crosses many continents/countries.
Please for the future retain your changeset smaller (local). Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as countries/provinces/towns- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
you are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
you are adding/modifying 5 objects in 5 countries => make 5 changesets, 1 per country.
Why? Have a look at this wiki: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Thanks for considering, have a nice day and happy mapping!

Hi. I changed yesterday Av. Juan XXIII to secondary and you restored to its original residential. What is the reason for that?
I changed it to secondary because the city government called it "Avenue", it is wider than a regular street, and also followed the criteria for Argentine maps:
osm.wiki/Argentina/Highways#Urban_ways
Avenue (wide paved avenue)= secondary.
Could you review this? Thanks

No volví atrás el changeset, pq vi que le pusiste access=no

Hola Ferviarg, Gracias por tu aporte en mantener actualizado los mapas. Habría que haber dejado circulables sólo los tramos habilitados. El quitar de construcción toda la ruta cuando no está aún habilitada induce a errores. un GPS u otros sitios que consumen estos datos asumen que se puede circular. voy a volver atrás el cambio. Slds.

Hi Darkleith and thank you for contributing :-)
have noticed that you used aeroway=hanger or building=hangar, not in this but in other changes, which are exclusively related to aeroplanes or aero industry for storage or building planes or parts for them.
osm.wiki/Tag:aeroway%3Dhangar
I think you tried to set an industrial or commercial shelter or setup to make or storage. In that case, i suggest choosing builing=yes or building=commercial and man_made=works
Let me know any doubt
Thanks
Javier

Hola, gracias por colaborar en matener el mapa. Te quería sugerir que cuando edites el nombre de alguna calle, cambies tambien los address que estan relacionados a esa misma ruta
el tag es addr:street. puede haber POIs o numeración de calle.
cualquier duda, a tu disposición
Gracias!

Hola, buenisimo, muchas gracias por revisarlo.

Hello! Thank you for contributing :-). It seems your changeset crosses many provinces/countries. Please retain your changeset smaller. Let reviewers and other mappers check your edit more easily. It's impossible (almost) to keep track of the database and changes if changes in huge areas.
So I kindly ask you when you edit, retain your changeset in a particular smaller area -such as municipality/provinces/countries- save it first and then move to another area. Examples:
you are adding/modifying 10 objects in 2 distant cities => make 2 changesets, 1 per city.
you are adding/modifying 5 objects in 5 provinces => make 5 changesets, 1 per province.
You'll find more information on the reason in this article: osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

si, perdón, me refería un tramo curvo que habías rectificado. Ahí vi que lo volviste como estaba. Como la rotonda está en construcción está un poco raro los cruces.
Contame porfa un poco más de las vías superpuestas y relaciones, a ver si me sale arreglarlo. Gracias