I have re-added the 24/7 however the mapillary image is totally wrong, wrong side of tracks.

Whilst I know this station well, it is never closed.

However that is also true for most stations in the GB. Only a few big, always staffed, stations ever close.

Cheers Phil

The defibrillator at the railway ststion is definitely accessible 24/7. Why wouldn't it be?

Cheers Phil

A biergarten, as many of us visited I. Germany, is a very different thing to a British pub beer garden and the tagging should be kept separate.

A biergarten is usually a standalone object, not an outside area of a pub.

As lostmike says British beer gardens are best covered using the outside seating tag or the is some usage of amenity=beer_garden.

However an existing tag which describes a real world object should not be changed to cover an entirely different object

Halo
Selamat datang di osm. Dalam changeset ini Anda telah menyeret node yang telah mendistorsi beberapa jalan yang ada.
Harap berhati-hati saat memetakan dan memeriksa perubahan Anda sebelum menyimpannya.
Bersulang
Phil from the OSMF Data Working Group

Hello
Welcome to osm.
In this changeset you have dragged a node which has distorted some existing roads.

Please take care when mapping and check your changes before you save them.

Cheers

Mapper has still not responded so have fixed

@dmich9 Please can you describe the process used to detect these buildings over such a large area?

Phil Barnes (OSMF Data Working Group)

Hi Matthew
You have missed the name tag. I assume it is Bombos.
As a cuisine Asian seems a bit vague.

Cheers Phil

The car parks accept payment by apple pay but not normal cards?

Cheers Phil

Whoops, my mistake didn't clear josm first.
I have reverted this

Actually found it but you do not seem to have specified that you want to publish this information on osm and that it is provided for your personal use not as open data which is needed for publishing in OSM.

Cheers Phil

Hi
What is the copyright on Haringey Council's map of watercourses?

Do you have a link to it?

Cheers Phil

Bore da Rhydian
In this edit you have changed way 1184798599 into a bridge for its entire length. You need to split the way for the section that is a bridge, you have also made the entire length of way 24624348 into a culvert, you again need to split the way at the point it is a culvert although the crossing is either a bridge or a culvert, not both.

Diolch Phil

Bore da
You seem to have 2 contradictory name: and name:cy tags here.

Is the name:en verifiable, or just a translation?

Diolch Phil

What is the source of this name?

OS Opendata Streetview suggests it is Pen-lan Mabws.

Diolch Phil

Bore da
A few things have gone wrong here and in other changes you have made.

The name Bwlchteulu applies to the farmyard, not a single building. You should draw the farmyard and add the name / name:cy to that.

ruins is not a top level tag
You should use historic:ruins <whatever it was> or building=ruins.

ruins=Ynys makes no sense, probably should be building=ruins name/name:cy=Ynys

Diolch Phil

80 mph is a bit unlikely, whilst a private road has no legal limit this is just silly.

Cheers Phil

Hi
Please make your changeset comment descriptive and helpful to other mappers.

Corrected the map is quite vague.

I am wondering why this bridge has gone from open to construction. Why? And for how long? Unless it is closed for several months we do not normally update the map.

Cheers Phil

Hi Rupert
In this case I would not translate the name into English although if there is an English name that goes in the name:en tag.
Names such as this are easily availble from the OS OpenData Streetview layer in the iD editor. Making use of these available sources at the time makes far more sense than having to revisit the edit later.

The name reminds me of the village/hamlet of Pontygwaith which was the other side of the Merthyr valley from my grandmother's. Even though I knew what it meant in English we always referred to it as Pontygwaith. The houses were demolished in the late 70s to make way the the A470 dual carriagway and all that now remains is the bridge and a farm.

Cheers Phil

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Phll