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When you go to add a feature to a relation, the dropdown list does disambiguate identically labeled relations by their IDs. Here’s what it looks like if I create two...

The links to the browse page in the inspector and in the History panel are only available once you select the relation. (This is also true of other element types,...

For the new relation dropdown, it would also be nice to linkify each item. This would have the side effect of triggering your browser’s built-in URL status bar panel on...

> The potential "labels already easily get cut off when the sidebar is at a reasonable width" issue could be solved by (optionally) showing the relation ID - the most...

openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#1494 tracks the same thing for the main website. As https://github.com/openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website/issues/1494#issuecomment-288576613 points out, it’s largely a platform difference: users on Apple platforms associate the arrow with geolocation, while users of...

Yes, the affordance on iOS is always an arrow, even in Google products that otherwise adhere to Material Design.

You’re welcome to work on anything without asking, but note that this issue only represents a suggestion at this point. Your implementation of it would have to convince the maintainers...

Do we expect these styles to deviate from the original VersaTiles styles (beyond the mechanics of resource URLs)? If not, should we clarify that our hosted copy of the stylesheet...

> I do not consider it practical to have all assets generated in openstreetmap-website. The fontstack and sprite sheets are difficult to generate and require unusual dependencies. The next version...

At least in the Americas, warning signs of all sorts can come with “Next _X_ Miles” or “Next _X_ km” plaques. To the contrary, I couldn’t imagine tagging `hazard=curve` on...