No need to apologise, beginners often make mistakes, it's part of learning. OSM has become more and more complex.

If the garage has a name (other than Texaco) you could add the name tag. You can add the brand tag too as Texaco. Any other details help, too. The online editor (rather than maps.me) is a bit more flexible and powerful.

I hope you chose to add more stuff in your local area, so your local knowledge gets shared with everyone.

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The fuel station you have added seems a bit strange. It looks to a row of houses. Have these been demolished? What sort of fuel station is this?

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Thanks for the detail. I added a shop=car_repair tag. I know you might not think of it as a shop, but that's OSM tagging :-) I also tweaked the address to fit the standard layout too. You might like to draw the buildings, car park and the service road that is the entrance to your business. The more detail the more chance it will catch customers' eyes.

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You seem to have had a bit of a battle with this edit. The building of the ambulance station and the wall has been a bit mangled. I think the safest way to sort this out is revert (undo) the edit so you can try again what ever you were doing. Would you like me to revert this edit for you?

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Are you sure that the aerial imagery isn't out of date? I think the road, cycleway and car park may be there. Have you been to have a look recently?

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Thanks for the detail. You have added a shop (your shop?) right next to the road, rather than in the buildings close to the road. It would be better to move it to the real building. You can add addressing details if you want. That would help people find the shop. You can also add contact details such as phone number and website.

HTH

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You have drawn a rough outline of a building but tagged it as landuse=residential. If it's a building you could tag it as a building (building=yes is a start). If it is some kind of residential home there are tagging schemes to describe this. e.g. osm.wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dsocial_facility

No problem, that helps, thanks.

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Thanks for the detail. It is fine to include residential roads in residential landuse areas. Would have drawn a single residential around the whole block.

HTH

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Is the area you marked a garden or is it allotments. I see you've tagged it as a garden but your comment indicates it to be an allotment area. Is it an extension to the existing allotments?
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I didn't accept your work - in OSM we try to use everything. :-)

You can add a point for each address and add addressing for each one. See osm.wiki/Addresses for more info.

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The road you added doesn't join up to anything, so routing to the road won't work. I suggest you join it to a point in Thomas Street if that is how it is accessed.

If it supports residential properties then I would change the tag to highway=residental. Does the road have a name? If not it might be a service road for a property, in which case highway=service might be better. I hope this helps, feel free to ask questions.

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The carpark node you added duplicates the area already there. You added the name 'test' so It won't matter to you that I'm going to remove it.

I hope you add some real stuff in the future.

Very good, thanks

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You have tagged the Walesbymoor Trail as a track. That means it is wide enough for a four-wheeled vehicle, yet you have tagged the width as 0.5m. I suggest you want to use highway=path instead. The extra (useful) tags makes it clear what to expect.
You haven't added any access tags. Is it a public trail, private, temporary? Is there a fee to use it?

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Is the path you have entered a permanent route or a temporary one for an event?

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If the designation is public bridleway, then I suggest the highway tag should be highway=bridleway too

I leave it to you (I don't know the area). If there's no hay some would say it's not a meadow, but grass with wild flowers would sway it for others. You could add a note (note=x) to explain your choice for the next mapper.

Happy to help (If I have :-) )

I'm going to sound very picky, but a meadow in the UK is a very specific thing, with grass left to harvest for hay, allowing wild flowers to flourish then later, some animal grazing. This could be a meadow, or maybe grassland.

There is a 'local name' tag (loc_name=x) if that helps.