Hey, It's awesome to hear that there is continuing to be mapping activity around there. I entered some of the old data over a year ago before I moved down to London.

It is better to upload as you go along, and re-download at least once a day, or more often in highly active areas. You will need to get used with this as you will get an error after api 0.6 if someone else has edited something before you upload.

I assume that you know about the minutely nonames server http://matt.sandbox.cloudmade.com/?zoom=11&lat=53.4121&lon=-2.99092&layers=B0

Remember there is the minutely tile server available at http://matt.sandbox.cloudmade.com/

Tom Chance: You can use the CloudMade tiles in whatever app or js slippy map engine that you want, as long as you sign up for your own api key.

You may find WML will be easier to use, or have certain features that OL doesn't have.

Eventually OSB will be integrated in the main osm website.

Maybe it's time for a mapping party in the Grimsby area?

It is a recognised condition called OCOSMD.
osm.wiki/Glossary

I'm currently beta testing auto re-routing on my mobile. It is very useful for finding bad osm data, which I of course correct when I get home.

I've not got around to uploading any traces in a while. Really need a sync utility, so that they are uploaded automatically.

Do you have a location, and we may be able to help you. Which editor were you using?

Seems to be rendered now. osm.org/?lat=54.9499&lon=-3.1944&zoom=14&layers=B000FTF Updates are done each Wednesday/Thursday to the main map.

Have you taken a look at osm.wiki/Addressing ?

+1 to further north

Each relation can have zero or more tags.

Maybe you should do some local publicity in some local media, community groups, cycling groups, or linux user groups? Have you thought about running a mapping party?

Sounds that landuse=junkyard would be more appropriate and specific than landuse=industrial. Have you given it a name?

You can't copy from the TfL London Cycle Guides, due to copyright. You need to follow the route on the ground, which in most boroughs is sign posted. You can use the guides to find out where they are as long as you go on the ground and follow them.

How about waiting for api 0.6 when the relations will become ordered, however you may need to wait for the editors to be updated to cope with the ordering of the relations.

I'm sure someone warned you that osm is addictive ;-)

I have been adding various bus routes in London. I will add them even if I don't have the full route or all the bus stops because I, or someone else can come back to them at a later date to update them. I add all the roads and bus stops to the relation.