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Footpaths are always useful, thanks.

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I know you didn;t create the park, but I would separate the cemetery from th epark and draw them separately.

If you need help, please ask.

HTH

Thanks for the detail. You have used the name is a way that we try to avoid. The name tag is used to describe the name. 'No ball games' may be on a sign, but I doubt it is the name of a park. Not everything has to have a name.

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You have added a park over the top of an existing park. If you were trying to add the name, please add it to the existing park. I will revert (undo) your edit.

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It looks like you might have been doodling and saved your doodle. There is no park there. I will revert (undo) your edit.

This is a doodle, I will revert (undo) it. Please be more careful with what you edit.

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It looks like you were experimenting and saved your experiment. I will revert (undo) your edit.

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Thanks for the detail.

May the Pokémon be with you!

reverted

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You seem to have added a park over the top of an existing park. If you wanted to name the park, you could have added the name to the existing park. I will revert (undo) your edit and move the name to the existing park.

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You have added a park over the top of a building I will revert (undo) this edit.

You have changed a recreation ground to be a park. It is clearly a recreation ground, it is even in the name. Not everything that is green is a park. I will revert this.

reverted

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Thanks for the detail
It's best it don't join areas, like parks, to roads. The road line marks the centre line of the road, so there should always be a gap.

HTH

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You seem so keen to add a park, you have added one over the top of a school building. Is this right? Do you need any help to sort this out?

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Thanks for the detail.
If something is a tennis court, it is not a park. We use leisure=pitch, sport=tennis for that.

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You seem to have added a park over the top of an existing park. Your park has a name, but you could have just added the name to the existing park. I will remove your park and add the name to the original park.

Once again, these are probably not named as 'Public Open Space' on a name board. Only use the name tag if there really is a name. You can define the access with access tags, e.g. access=public

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Thanks for the detail.

You have made a common beginner mistake of using the name tag to describe something. The footway probably doesn't have a name board with 'Footpath' on it. Thinks don't have to have a name.

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Thanks for the detail

Are there really two parks there, or is there just one?