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Keeping amenities up-to-date is important, so editing a closed restaurant is helpful. I would have removed the tags that describe it as a restaurant and leave the rest as the address details would still be useful for whatever follows the restaurant.

Thanks for your edit.

@RobJN, I don't agree.

All mechanical edits should be discussed before being made. Period.

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You have added woodlands meed school as a node (a dot), thanks. It might be a bit better if you draw the outline of the school building and add the tags, such as address, to the building. Adding a building as a node is better than nothing, but the outline of the school grounds, with its name, has already been added. You could add the car park, access service road etc if you feel like it too!

Hi, Welcome to OSM.

Thanks for your edit, but I thought you might like some feedback.

First, shops are not usually in the middle of the road, but to one side or the other.

Second, I do doubt a shop would be called pissitup.

If an alcohol shop (off licence) is in that area you might like to add it a bit more accurately. If you were practising and didn't realise you were updating the real map, seen by millions of people, I can sort that out for you.

If you want to add more stuff, based on what is really there, please go ahead. If you need any help, feel free to ask.

Thanks

Mech edits have NOTHING to do with the tagging list. You made an undiscussed unagreed mech edit, so I think you should revert it rather than asking anyone else to do it.

OK, a mech edit that has not been discussed and agreed will be reverted. That's the rules.

This is a mechanical edit.

Where was it discussed?

NaPTAN street names are often unreliable. I have checked about 2000 UK stops by surveying them and I know you should not trust NaPTAN. I would need to see a road sign with 'A23 slip road' on it to use that name in OSM.

More here: osm.wiki/Tag:historic%3Dmemorial

Similarly to your last edit, the name tag is not the best way to tag this. To add a memorial use historic=memorial. To make it more descriptive add memorial=war. You can add these tags in the online editor using the All tags section at the bottom of the lefthand pane.

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If you are trying to add a tree you do so by adding the tag natural=tree. You can see more information here: osm.wiki/Tag:natural%3Dtree

We only add the name tag for things that have a displayed name, such as a shop name, street name etc.

If you need help, please feel free to ask.

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You seem to have added a loop of some kind, partly following a footpath. I wonder if this is a route you have taken on a walk? We like to see formal, signed routes, is this one? If it is an informal route of a walk you enjoyed we don't record those, though if the (return?) part that is not currently mapped as a footpath is a footpath you could add that.

Your loop has no tags so I don't know what it is. Untagged lines (ways in OSM) usually get deleted when the next editor come across them.

If you need any help, please ask.

Welcome to OSM, Sorry I can't welcome you in Polish.

You seem to have added a residential street, with no name, which seems a very odd shape. It could be a mistake, maybe you didn't mean to save it. Would like some help sorting it out?

doogal.co.uk is not a valid source for OSM. He releases his CODE as PD (not really possible in the UK but still ...) but copyright remains on all other content.

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You have added a point with a name, but no indication what the thing is. Is it a house, building, a place, a shop ... ?

If you need any help, please ask.

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I see you have added a couple of lines over the top of existing paths and not given them any tags. I'm guessing you have drawn the route of a walk you have taken. We don't add routes like this. If this is a documented, named walk then we would add it as a relation, using the existing paths as part of the relation. If it is just a pleasant walk, we don't add this directly to OSM but you can record it on other sites over OSM data. If you need any help, please ask.

If the trees have a conservation reference you might like to add a ref tag. adding a second part to make it clear what the reference is for, so a tree preservation order reference might be ref:tpo=xxxx
HTH

Welcome to OSM.

You have used the name tag to describe the trees you have added. Name is used for a displayed name, such as a shop name or road name. To describe an oak tree you should use genus=quercus. If you know which species of oak you can use the species tag instead, e.g. English oak would use species=quercus robur.

If you have any questions or need any help, please feel free to ask.

If you questions, feel free to send me a message and I'll try to help.