Haven't seen that option in JOSM

That's a lot of work! Cheers for all those updates. Never thought about Savers being a chemist, but I guess it is similar to Boots, which in turn now calls itself a pharmacy!

Cheers for fix. Appears the name change was over a trademark issue.

Hi what was it you were trying to do? It appears you have created some overlapping ways. I've reverted your change to fix those issues.

I'm currently in the process of recreating the site as a prison as an overlay on my website, you'll be able to click on each building and see context and period photos.

Looking cool on f4map :)

Heh, everyone and their wife are trying to get in here now :)
I saw there was another couple of youtube vids by TheSecretVault showing some more detail.

Pretty sure there's no tap here, nor would you want to drink it!

Yes, it's a very small building. The angle is a bricked up void.
https://planweb01.rother.gov.uk/OcellaWeb/viewDocument?file=dv_pl_files%5CRR_2019_2633_P%5CRR_2019_2633_P-PDP.pdf&module=pl

It's true :)
It used to be a shop, now under refurbishment. Is there a tag to stop maproulette from flagging it?

Hehe round we go :)
tourism=chalet has a picture of a hut on a hill - which might confuse users. Not sure what is best.

okay, you convinced me :)
I think there are lots of these places labelled as caravan sites, i'll change those to chalet too

It's confusing as I understand a chalet to be a wooden cottage rather than a caravan.

There are some other options for tourism=caravan_site. I think
adding cabins=yes, static_caravans=yes, caravans=no would suffice?

This is classified wrong, it would be better as residential=trailer_park

Thanks for your feedback, I'll look into it soon.
Alex

The description tagging on the house in Belle Hill is inappropriate. I will be reverting your changes.

I made those changes in 126553877

We have a local project here that uses these semicolons, hence why these changes to the tag name wouldn't really work.
I'd be interested to find a middle ground through, maybe the first tag wikimedia_commons would be a single image, then, wikimedia_commons_1 could start using semicolons for multiple images.

What is failing? Using images seperated by semicolons is much less obnoxious than creating a whole new tag name based on the images description?

I've reverted this change as the turn restriction is a reference to Albert Road, a one way street.