Hi Klaus,

This is the Tesco head office, not a branch of the supermarket.

In many cases the HQ of companies have a Wikidata tag that points to the item that describes the company. Maybe there is a different way to tag that would be clearer.

There can be some confusion between a company and the main building occupied by that company. It would be better if Wikidata had an item to represent the Tesco head office.

Thanks, I've removed the wikidata tag from that relation.

Hi Belobog,

Thanks for spotting my mistake and letting me know. I'll fix it.

Thanks for spotting and fixing this Jez. The OSM/Wikidata produces the occasional false positive. I check all the suggested matches before uploading them, but I missed this one.

Since this match was found the code has improved, if run today it would no longer consider these two objects to be a match.

I added the wikidata tag to the pub when it was called the King's Cross. At the time the name in OSM matched the title in Wikidata. The pub has since been renamed.

Thanks for spotting this. I've corrected the wikidata tag to point to the right item and made some notes to try and avoid matches like this happening again:

https://github.com/EdwardBetts/osm-wikidata/issues/511

Thanks Pierce, this is very interesting. I'll be more careful in future.

Thanks Relotius, good catch. I've fixed it.

Thanks, good catch. I'll revert my edit.

Thanks, this is great feedback.

The software considers the Wikipedia category and the name when it suggested a match. I checked the suggested matches by hand, the Oldmoor Wood match looked good.

I'll change the interface to highlight when the Wikidata item 'instance of' conflicts with the OSM tags and Wikipedia categories. The mapper who is using the tool can then avoid adding the wikidata tag to OSM, or fix the item in Wikidata before adding the wikidata tag.

The building was already there, I just added a Wikidata tag to it.

Thanks for the message Michael. I'll stop adding wikidata tags and read the mailing list.

This is brilliant. Thanks Yuri. I added the Wikidata tag based on the name and categories for the Wikidata item in English Wikipedia (enwiki). It turns out the enwiki article was attached to the wrong Wikidata item. I've created a new item to represent the church and moved the enwiki link and update the wikidata tag for the church in OSM.

You're right that the other streets are narrow. This is the only one I surveyed. I'm happy to switch to lanes=1 and width=*.

That makes sense.

This relation is Zagreb county: relation/226241

There is a wikidata item for Zagreb county:

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q27038

You're absolutely right. Before my edit this relation linked to Q3537480, which doesn't exist in Wikidata. I will remove the wikidata tag.

This edit set the wikipedia tag for the Unfinished obelisk to be "en:https://en:Unfinished obelisk" which is wrong. I'm going to fix it.

The Wikipedia tag added by this chane contains an OpenStreetMap URL. I'm going to remove it.