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Please forgive my ignorance. I've come across a fair number of tags that are ambiguous or seemingly incorrect. Is there a place to flag these issues so that someone in that area can clarify or correct the data?

asked 12 Oct '10, 17:20

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OpenStreetBugs or you might want to fix them yourself.

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answered 12 Oct '10, 17:51

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Thanks. That's what I was looking for. I wouldn't presume to know the correct values for tags like "highway=fo]".

(12 Oct '10, 18:20) EasyStreet

highway=fo] might be highway=footway but it would require a resurvey to confirm.

(12 Oct '10, 19:56) Gnonthgol ♦

Where's the most appropriate place to ask about undocumented tags? Does it make sense to report them in OpenStreetBugs?

(12 Oct '10, 20:15) EasyStreet

There are specialized tools like the OSM Inspector that find and flag problems like this. So you don't need to add them to OpenStreetBugs. See for instance: http://tools.geofabrik.de/osmi/?view=highways&lon=9.00586&lat=50.34125&zoom=8&overlays=type_unknown

(14 Oct '10, 13:43) Jochen Topf

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