Hello.
Could you please explain why did you delete label from this building?
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Hello.
Could you please explain why did you delete these subway platform?
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Hello.
How come you don't use "branch:" tag as documented in branch=* rather than creating spammy POI names?
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There are no Walmarts near me so I don't remember the last time I've been to one, so I don't have recent first hand experience with it. From what I read about Walmart Pay, yes it does look like its own proprietary thing. It seems they do not support standard EMV NFC payment protocols. It seems like Walmart Pay saves your credit card as a whole on their servers and when you "pay", you authorize their servers to do transactions. (One of the benefits of nfc and "chip" payments is that the store doesn't see your full credit card number, so there are less chances of compromise.) I suspect Walmart does it that way because it's cheaper for them on credit card transaction fees and they are big enough to muscle in such a proprietary method.

I really wouldn't consider MST to matter or worry about anymore. It seems like it's a dying technology in phone hardware and banks are trying to phase out magnetic stripe on cards and card readers. MST was a transitional technology, a crutch, to enable "mobile" payments while readers still didn't support NFC.

A few years ago when NFC was still a bit rare, I encountered maybe 2-3 times terminals that showed that they accept only Apple Pay, but I just told clueless cashiers that yes, I have iphone and paid with my Android w/o any problems.🙄

I've never seen a place that accepts NFC only for specific credit cards. Afaik if they accept swipe or chip for x,y,z brand cards, these same cards should work as NFC transaction too. Pretty sure merchant agreements with their payment processors forbid them to have preference for one method vs another or one card brand vs another. Afaik they are not allowed to ask you to swipe with Visa when you wanted to do NFC with Mastercard.
Maybe some other huge players are exception to all of this..like Disney resorts but I have no knowledge of that.

You can't pay with just google/apple pay by itself. They are nothing but empty digital wallets. You need to add credit/debit cards into them before you can use them to pay. Both google/apple pay support industry standard EMV protocol. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contactless_payment

Kinda similar to this osm.org/edit#map=20/40.59287/-73.99631 except here it sticks out more.

Then perhaps it should be tagged with generic payment:contactless=yes, since there there's also samsung pay and huawai pay, and every other big brand of smartphones have their own wallets. Plus many credit cards themselves have nfc chip builtin.

I udpated building outline based on my interpretation of the available satellite imagery. To me they don't look like ramps but rather as cargo docking bays towards which delivery trucks back up. If you think that's incorrect, feel free to update it.

Q41171672 is for Aldi Sud, not Aldi.
There are not the same. POI should be tagged based on the branding that's on the store front, not parent holding company.
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/471231102380408832/856256516164550696/unknown.png
Your change is equivalent to renaming all Taco Bells and linking them to Yum! Brands wikidata article.
Furthermore, your change conflicts with Aldi template used in iD:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/471231102380408832/856260692462272582/unknown.png
I removed google/apple pay because they are not payment types but payment methods.
both google/apple pay are nothing but nfc wallets. you can't use google/apple pay without having credit cards added to them. and you can't use google/apple pay with credit cards not accepted by the store.

Please note that Aldi Sud is not the same as Aldi. Your change to wikidata association is incorrect.
I corrected this.
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wow..that was some ...weird way to map stairs...the long way🤦‍♂️
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Hello.
Please note that as documented in description=* that field MUST NEVER be used for promotional and advertising messaging.
As such, this edit was reverted.
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Hello again.
As I previously messaged you, could you please write more descriptive comments rather than just "various changes". Such comments don't really help others understand what you are adding and spot any potential issues. Please see this article that explains this in more detail: osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments
Additionally, please try to submit changes grouped in smaller geographic regions (for example a block, a neighborhood, a city or even a county) at a time. Your current changeset spans almost the whole North East of US. Such spread out changesets make it difficult for people to review changes.
Thank you.
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Hello.
I'd like to point out that you mapped some sidewalks as separate paths that run parallel to roads even tho those roads already had tag of "sidewalk=both/left/right".
However, if you are going to map sidewalks as separate paths, please don't forget to also update tags relevant on roads with "sidewalk=separate" as documented in osm.wiki/Sidewalks
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Hello.
You used a map of Colorado State University to map Brooklyn College?🤨
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fixed this simply by disconnecting the street from the highway 👍🙂
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Didn't nice that. Used iD's extract poi function. I'll fix it.

Hello.
Your previous edit was more accurate. Since this business occupies only the first floor of a multi-floor building, it's inappropriate to map it as if it is the whole building. As such I updated your edit and extracted business-specific info into its own POI node.
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Hello.
Please note that WTC name is already mapped in relation/3599882. This is duplicated information.
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Hello.
Could you please provide a bit more details what kind of landmark is this? What is its name? What's the address? Any inscriptions?
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