Hi Limo4719, for the sake of accuracy, you should 'square' most geometry you draw (some of the buildings you've added here are noticeably wonky). In the ID editor, you can do this by selecting the building and pressing Q.
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Hi Limo4719, welcome to OSM!
On this change, just wanted to check, do you know if this shop space has merged with any nearby shops? If not, and this original shop is now vacant/unoccupied, it's better to tag this node with "shop=vacant" and remove the name/brand tags. This way, if the shop space is used by a different company, we don't have to add a new node to the map.
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Hi GinaroZ, was wondering why you deleted the crossing tags from two ways on Lapwing Dr?
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No problem! I will say though also that in the future, try to keep the changes in your change-set to one area at a time.
The changes you made here span from Scotland through to Sweden, which makes it more difficult for other mappers to keep up-to-date to changes made in their area. Happy mapping!
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Ah, wasn't aware that's how it should be interpreted, fair enough, I'll revise the bike stands I've added so far, thanks.
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Hi, just wanted to ask how you know building/roof details from a StreetComplete survey? At least one of the buildings defined as 1 floor (namely the one formed from osm.org/node/3028272307) looks like it may have 2 floors.
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I was changing the tags to the format specified in the wiki (osm.wiki/Key:disused?uselang=en-GB), but I would agree that Muir Dean no longer even resembles a quarry, unlike Prestonhill and Goat.
Thanks for keeping me straight, still learning the ropes.

Thanks for the advice 👍

Ah, so that's how it's best done. I'll do that from now on, thanks.

The gate in question has a path that goes around it so I've tagged it such that foot and bike access is allowed. Wasn't sure how best to represent this detail.
This link is an image of the gate and path in question: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dc5hBTNQ3m_070yMdWK9Jjkde7D22NHl/view?usp=sharing