osmuser63783

Just to add one data point, as someone who is also a relatively new user, I also found the "MR tags" thing confusing. If you're using MapRoulette for the first...

To be clear, I know how to solve a challenge, I just have some suggestions on how you can improve the UI to make it more self-explanatory, so it becomes...

I'm not a developer of Organic Maps, but I have some relevant observations from my own usage. [That](https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/150145491) road is missing a `sidewalk` tag. Therefore, OM cannot easily distinguish it...

Seems like this is a feature, not a bug, it was discussed here: https://github.com/fossgis-routing-server/cbf-routing-profiles/issues/9 The default foot profile used by by openstreetmap.org simply avoids any paths with `sac_scale=mountain_hiking` or higher,...

This bug has led to quite a bit of [discussion](https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/barrier-kerb-kann-zu-routing-problemen-fuhren-osrm/97348) on the German forum. In my view, failing to route cars over `barrier=kerb` with `kerb=rolled` is a clearly a bug...

I have removed `barrier=kerb` tags from many of these nodes because there was consensus that they are a data problem. What is left for OSRM to do? In my view,...

As far as I can see (without testing it), whitelisting kerb=rolled for cars only requires a tiny change in `car.lua`: https://github.com/osmuser63783/cbf-routing-profiles/commit/bb0fab01b6b7228557ef851fabdc589dc2768b3f (Shows here for cbf-routing-profiles, but it should be the...

[Streetview image](https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@55.9517223,-3.2032529,3a,34.3y,271.61h,89.77t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s9Kt9ivQwGkRPfQ0cfQfBAw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656) of how it's signed. It's a pedestrian zone, except for certain vehicles and times, and it's got a one way sign which is clearly only meant to apply...

The one way sign is the blue sign with a white arrow pointing up, it's on the wall to the right. On the other end there will be a no...

Yes, it seems like the true one way for pedestrians example would more accurately be tagged oneway:foot=yes, or foot:backward=no which was the favoured option when this was [discussed](https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/effect-of-oneway-on-pedestrians/7631/20?u=osmuser63783) in the...