A fair judgement.
I'll pop them back though, useful for our accessibility maps :)
Cheers,
Alex

Sorry, I should be referencing your previous changeset, here's the two nodes in question:
osm.org/node/4899649120
osm.org/node/4899649121

Hi Nathan, I noticed you have deleted some unmarked crossings with tacktile_paving which is important for our accessibility. Any reason? Should I be marking these in a different way?
Thanks,
Alex

I'm just reverting your changeset as there were some tagging issues, but will resurvey and update your location tomorrow.

Hi thanks for your help - adding surfaces is great. However, PLEASE, PLEASE be careful, you have moved a number of nodes (shops and cash machines) to other parts of the map and I'm having to revert those changes. A better map editor to avoid these mistakes is JOSM.
Cheers,
Alex

Hey Ageing Rocker,
You won't be able to correct the errors using Maps.Me, best option is to use the OpenStreetMap website and the Edit button. Saying that, I've corrected those places for you, so don't worry too much. Glad you're making the most of OSM and enjoying your travels!

Duplicating some places: osm.org/node/6237273788

Thanks, I fixed the couple of construction tags that were still on there. It'll show as open now.
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Published using OSMCha: https://osmcha.mapbox.com/changesets/65505542

You're late - it's been demolished!

Nice to see a fellow mapper in the area, enjoy Bexhill :)

Nice to see a fellow mapper in the area, hope you enjoyed Bexhill :)

Should this tag have been changed to 'wikimedia_commons'?

Oops thanks for spotting that mistake. I'll fix it now.

Thanks Jan, that one slipped through the net. I appreciate your time to check. Done.

I made a mistake with the tagging on this. I'd accidentally set this building to a house when it was a garage. Fixed now, thanks!

Hey there, I think it may be better practice to use the 'width' key rather than the 'lanes' key for narrow lanes- osm.wiki/Key:lanes#Narrow_roads
Are you happy for me to change this?

Hi Mike, yes it's been an invaluable asset to finding paths around my neighbourhood to survey. They also supply a wms overlay (https://data.gov.uk/dataset/rights-of-way-not-definitive-for-east-sussex) which works great with josm.
I'll remove those licensed/permissive designation tags on my next changeset - thanks for explaining and bringing this to my attention.
Alex

Mike,
Indeed, wherever the paths run side-by-side I have put them as a single way.
I was assuming because this horse only section that breaks away from the foot and bicycle path is still a Public Right of Way (see https://www.eastsussex.gov.uk/leisureandtourism/countryside/rightsofway/map/map.aspx, gridref: TQ770107), it still needed some kind of designation tag?
Alex

Hi Mike, yes foot and bike traffic is split with horses at this point with a sign similar to this (http://news.eastsussex.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2016/07/Greenways-2.jpg).
Although, I should have / now will set the bridleway to horse=designated.
Thanks,
Alex

Do you need help with editing? This church does not exist.