You replaced the station with some taxi service. It's good to have local businesses on the map, but it's not good to remove stations.

I've reverted this changeset.

Are you sure there is a burger place under the Golden Jubilee Bridge? That seems very suspect.

Hi!

Are you sure these opening times are correct? Their website indicates not: https://www.londonsteakhousecompany.com/chelsea/

cheers,
Derick

These are two residential streets. Are you sure there is a theatre there?

Hey Kristian, We only map physical world stuff in OpenStreetMap. Please do not add Pokémon Go stuff to OpenStreetMap. Thanks.

Hi!

thanks for adding bits and bobs around the area. If you know the address of these blocks - ie if they're the same as the "name" property, you probably should stick the names in "addr:housename" instead, so that routers can pick up on this.

Bonus points for adding building:levels for high rises to denote the number of floors ;-)

cheers,
Derick

You've added a bunch of duplicated items, without notes or names; just the types. Were you trying to make a map for just yourself? If that's the case, you should try out http://umap.openstreetmap.frg/en/

Every upload you make on the website, is for everybody to see.

I just tried visiting the shop, but there is no such thing. There is a "Mail Boxes Etc" at this address, as it is mapped on OpenStreetMap. What's the deal?

Hi!

Thanks for adding a cafe. In this case, it already existed however (I added it last week, I suppose, the maps.me data was outdated). I've removed your duplicated node.

Let me know if you have any questions contributing to OSM!

cheers,
Derick

Hi!

Do you realize you removed much of the hospital buildings with this edit?

I'm happy to revert that if you'd like to.

cheers,
Derick

Please don't modify existing data for personal use. Not the whole world needs to know that Eugènia lives in this postbox. Maps.me has a "bookmarks" feature for keeping your own personal note. Every place that you edit is visible by everybody, world wide.

Please don't use maps.me to add your own personal notes. All the items you add through maps.me are shared with everybody else. And they now know your hotel and train station of arrival...

I'll remove these two notes. Please use maps.me's *bookmark* system to make personal notes.

Hi!

Where you meaning to change the *name* of the hotel to "London Hotel"? As far as I know, this is still the "IBIS Euston".

cheers,
Derick

Hi,

that's okay. Would you mind if I reverted your change? You seem to have changed some paths around Inner Temple Garden as well. The path now goes through the building :-)

Happy to help if you have any further questions!

cheers,
Derick

Hi! And welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Your "test" removes some steps though, can you explain why you removed them? Please use descriptive change set comments, so we all can see what your intention was.

All data that you edit goes to the database immediately, so please be careful when editing.

Let me know if you have any questions (here, or through the messaging system), and I'm happy to help.

cheers,
Derick

Charteris Sports Centre was already mapped as a way: osm.org/way/60667948#map=19/51.53861/-0.19859

I saw you added data there, so no need to have this extra node as well. I've removed it.

Is this tree really in the middle of the road? I would guess it's on the North side, but can check later in my lunch break.

Hi!

That changeset comment was misleading. It's nowhere near the Sports Centre! :-)

I've also tagged this new place as a shop, as without it, it won't show up on the map.

Let me know if you have any questions.

cheers,
Derick
Your Friendly Local Mapper

Just keeping you on your toes ;-)

Maps.me didn't show it originally and only after I had added it it showed two. Can't remove the added node with maps.me so will sort it out when I get home.

Hi!

Thanks for adding these. I noticed that you had changed Lecky House into a multi-polygon. I don't quite know why that happened, but I've restored it to just a normal building.

Let me know if you have any questions!

cheers,
Derick