Changing stuff to be a park will not attract Pokémon, you are just making work for volunteers to clean up your edits.

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You seem to have added a park that splatters over all kinds of other stuff, including the real park.

I intend to revert )undo) this edit, unless you convince me to keep it.

Just so you know, Pokémin are scared away from invalid edits.

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You seem to have changed a house into a park. Why have you done this?

Do you need help sorting this out or would you like me to undo it?

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You can tag a garage as build=garage rather than building=residential.

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thanks for the detail. You have not added a tag to describe what the object is. Just a name won't render.

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Thanks for the detail, but a couple of comments might help you improve it. You have added the point very close to the road. It is usual to add it over the middle of the building or on the entrance to the building.

You haven't added a tag describing what is there, is it a house, office ... It will not display without that description.

The postcode needs the space in in the middle of it. Without that routers in satnavs will not find it.

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Yes, I'll reinstate it in a few minutes

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I see that your only change was to delete a football pitch. Has the pitch really been removed? Were you experimenting and saved by mistake?

We are always suspicious of deletions on first edits, so I apologise if this seems heavy handed.

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You seem to have extended the park to cover a building on Old Acres Lane. Is this correct?

OK, thanks for the detail. You have dropped the area of residential (DWH Serenity Phase 2) onto the green space, so it overlaps. The green space could do with having its edge dragged to match the new residential area.

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The small park you have added appears to include someone's garden. Are you hoping to attract Pokémon? Inaccuracies prevent them from appearing

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When you say 'off the streetplan' I assume you copied this from another map?

A nature reserve can have any other kinds of object within it. I would draw another area around the wood, exactly matching the wood if that is the area of the reserve, and tag that as the reserve, then change the wood tag back to being a wood.

Thanks for the detail, and yes, we are getting tons of edits from wouldbe Pokémon chasers, some are good, some are junk. It's hard work keeping up with it.

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I'm curious how this wood has suddenly grown. Has it been recently planted? The aerial imagery doesn't show woodland, the images are fairly up-to-date.

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You didn't need to delete the old building, you could just have changed the tags. That way the history of the changes is preserved.

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You have changed a woodland tag to a nature reserve and changed a common to a park. There does appear to be a wood there, so rather than half changing the wood, you should have add an extra area for the nature reserve. Changing the common to a park may well be a good idea. You have also drawn a playground, is there really one there?

If you are trying to make changes to attract Pokémon, please don't. We map what is really there, not what some game needs.

Looking at the aerial imagery, this is not a path at all. Please do not add imaginary things to OSM.

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You have added a path, but much of it is down the middle of the A62. I suggest you draw this a bit more accurately or someone will simply remove it as a doodle.

OK, not a real meadow, but close enough. We are having problems with people adding green places that are not real as part of a computer game - hence the question.

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You have added a meadow. This seems very unlikely. Meadows are very special places in the UK. It might be a garden or a small park.