Nice first edit. Appreciate any more local knowledge. https://every-door.app/ is an excellent app for improving OpenStreetMap.

I have removed the edit. It appears to not match what is on the ground.

passenger_lines=2

What sort of attraction? If residential home it should not be listed as an attraction.

Nice! Thank you. Happy mapping.

I suspect it was just a mistake and not intentional vandalism. All good now.

Fixed the URL issue.

Welcome to OpenStreetMap. Happy mapping. Pro tip: Please give a name if the building actually has a name. eg: Treetops. It would be very rare for a building to be called "Building" ;-)

Welcome to OpenStreetMap. Your edit looks great. Happy mapping :-) Additional great apps for adding more detail via phone are https://streetcomplete.app/ and https://every-door.app/

Welcome to OpenStreetMap. Happy mapping. Great to see you using Every Door.

This revert looks incomplete to me. Trick set here to fix correctly.

Ha. Interesting, Pine Street went from being called Pine Street, then Prince Mangasuthu Buthelezi and then back to Pine Street. That is an unusual change for South Africa: https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/kwazulu-natal/anc-just-doesnt-like-buthelezi-1182576

I've updated the details. The description was a bit spammy. See: osm.org/node/7098962129

Welcome. A great app for add stuff to the map is https://every-door.app/

Welcome to OpenStreetMap :-) Any help mapping more of Oudtshoorn greatly appreciated.

👍 Pro tip: a great app for adding Points of Interests while out and about is https://every-door.app/

Welcome to OpenStreetMap. Thank you for bringing local knowledge to OpenStreetMap. Appreciate the help in making the best map (data) possible.

Please do not add names to things unless you are really sure. "meme cafe"

Awesome mapping. Appreciated.

It is a tough one. The local staff really don't want the tracks displayed, they are fading on the ground and/or becoming overgrown. The one on the western side look just about noticeable on aerial imagery. The eastern tracks do not seem to be visible/defined on the ground. Having them tagged and dare I say rendered on the map (regardless of access=no) still means people will explore them which the local staff clearly would prefer them to fade away. There is lots of other Australia to map ;-)