Hi
What is the purpose of removing tags from the way and creating a node?

They are better on the way.

Cheers Phil

Hello Towig
Phil from the Data Working Group here.

We are not allowed to use the Warrington planning maps as they are copyright and we do not have permission to use such data.

Cheers Phil

Hi Jonny
Phil from the Data Working Group here.

Whilst you have answered a question with a question you have not answered the initial important question.

You are using an editor called YourAppName, which others have used (at least an editor with the same name)
resulting in breaking existing data.

What is YourAppName?, did you write it or where did you find it? Is it documented anywhere and why not use josm or iD?

Hi
Please can you explain what is incorrect about the node you removed?

Please use meaningful comment that describe the changes you have made and why so that other mappers can understand you changes.

Cheers Phil (OSMF Data Working Group)

Hi
Since when has this area been been part of Manchester?
Cheers Phil

Reverted, changing concrete and asphalt to paved is losing data.

And please keep your changeset comments precise and describe what you have changed. In this case 'Added a restaurant'. Mappers do not have to wade through a pile of spammy verbal diarrhea.

This has been reverted under Ticket#2024111610000074 — suspicious activity of user Edmonds College Plant Map. changeset/159202716

It was, the town still is Abermaw. Confused me when I first saw Y Bermo on the sign

Rugby League is a bit unlikely here, are you sure?

Cheers Phil

Hi
Are you sure about this edit. Do you have any evidence beyond 4 year old streetside imagery.

Streetside shows only a temporary restrictions, the temporary signs and the signs here https://www.bing.com/maps?cp=52.640128%7E-1.10771&lvl=18.8&pi=-14.9&style=x&mo=om.1&dir=148 suggest it was one of the temporary restrictions during covid for social distancing. It is very unlikely that this has been made permanent.

Cheers Phil

Thank you for your edit.

I have corrected the phonenumber to international format and website to https.

Cheers Phil

Hello
This edit has gone rather wrong. Whilst the focus of the HOT task is mapping in India, you have created a globe spanning changeset where you have damaged the geometry of a road in Haverfordwest and added a node to a farm.
I have reverted the UK parts of this edit.

Cheers Phil

Hello
This edit has gone rather wrong. Whilst the focus of the HOT task is mapping in India, you have created a globe spanning changeset where you have moved a cafe in Swansea and for some reason traced a house.
I have reverted the UK parts of this edit.

Cheers Phil

Hi
What on the ground evidence do you have for using the term Shropshire Union. It may have been the company that built it 200 years ago but in my time in Shropshire and as an active Ramblers officer, I have never heard anyone use this term.

Maybe put it in old name?

Cheers Phil

Hello PK512, Phil from the Data Working Group here.

If the trails are not authorised then they should be tagged as private, not simply deleted.

If they exist removing them is considered vandalism and the other effect is another mapper is going to re-add them.

Hi Will
Phoneboxes have a descriptive location, to be used when making emergency calls. That could be mapped, I am not sure if there is a tag for it but it is certainly not the name tag. We certainly map the phonenumber.

I noticed that you have add disused:amenity to this object, yet amenity=phonebox is stll there.
If it is no longer used it should be disused:amenity=phonebox. As it stands it still renders and will appear in searches, which can be misleading to map users.

Cheers Phil

The national language in Wales is English?

At least one member of the UK community (not me) did question whether wikipedia tags is necessary when there is a wikidata tag.
That does make not imposing a language through wikipedia simpler.

Cheers Phil

Although an automated edit such as this should have been discussed with the local community, if so can you point me to that discussion?

Cheers Phil