Why have you changed this?

It is clearly made by two track vehicles and it for tractors to travel between fields.

Cheers Phil

Why?
This is clearly a track used by tractors to travel between fields.

Cheers Phil

Thank you.

When I have tried using just the points of code-point open I have foung it impossible to determine where one ends and another begins.

Cheers Phil

Hi, just wondering what is the source of these postcodes?

Cheers Phil

I would probably go with access=yes for the gates. Pedestrians can certainly go that way, especially those with dogs but in reality anyone can open the gate and avoid the cattle grid.

Cheers Phil

Do these pubs not take cash?

Cheers Phil

Thank you, don't know how I loaded that.

Was supposed to be one roundabout.

Reverted

Why did you change this?, it is very definitely a roundabout.

Cheers Phil

Hi
Thank you for your edit however I am not sure that deleting this area was the correct solution.
Looking back through the history it was mapped as landuse=retail and was incorrectly changed to pedestrian a few weeks ago. Landuse retail should have been restored
Cheers Phil

And the problem with this edit is?

I suspect most of my (no comment) changeset descriptions come from before OSM supported them.

My local post office osm.org/node/2636954315/history had the correct opening hours and is mapped as a separate node so as you you say should have the opening hours of the counter but now has a strange version of the supermarket opening hours. Its open until 22:00.
This seems to be a problem with this data and post offices within supermarkets/convenience shops in general where they have the hours of the shop, rather than the counter without making clear what services are actually available from the shops restricted post office.

Phil

This edit is not very helpful, the information is very misleading and gives a false impression of opening hours.
The opening hours of my local post office were surveyed and not armchaired from a misleading website. I can assure you the post office is not open at 20:00 or on a Sunday.
The co-op has a scale thing that may be available if they have a member of staff who knows how to use it but that is not the post office which is a lot more than letters and parcels. It mapped as a separate object to which the opening refer.
Maybe a tag is needed to indicate that a shop has one of the scale things, but mechanical edits is neither the answer or helpful.

Hi, this changeset seems a little odd. Why have you added layer=1 to Tesco, it is very much on the ground.

Hi, thank you for your edit however the cafe is already mapped and I have removed your duplication.
Maps.me is no longer supported, I believe it has been replaced by organic maps.

I have reverted this change

When a new mapper appears from nowhere and starts to change tagging which local experienced mappers have agreed on for over a decade makes me think here we go again.
In the UK the community has agreed city will only be used for places that are actually cities. The population for Telford is also for the county of Telford and Wrekin not the population of the 'Town' of Telford.
Any changes such as this you should as a minimum discuss them with the UK community.

> it seems odd that OSM don't have a
> class of highway lower than
> unclassified, (which on OS maps are
> usually 60mph single lane roads
> without A or B route numbers),
Your comments seem to be missing tertiary, which is how most two lane roads with a 60mph limit are mapped. These are also what we in the UK call these unclassified, in rural terms unclassified in OSM is used for roads which are too narrow to have lanes.
It is important not to take the names of tags too literally.

Thank you

Shell Island is hardly an insignificant destination