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I have removed the address tags, as there are several post codes and hundreds of numbers on this road also the name was already tagged.
I think there are other roads near/adjoining that have 20mph limits, it would be good if you could survey and map those limits.
Regards

Hi, are you sure Fairways joins to Granville Road here now, there was a fence and verge separating them?

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Thanks for the recent additions to the OSM database. I have however removed POIs :- Westminister Abbey, Trafalgar Square, and both National Gallery. The reason being that the information in the POIs is already mapped/contained on the feature (area or building). The Starbucks POI is also removed as a POI already existed.

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I have reverted your changeset in order to reinstate the altered land/building use tags, thus maintain the business park area. Also to reinstate positions of highways inadvertently moved.
This reversion reinstates the Gomez building which was deleted. Added a few more details to the building.
Regards

Removed several area outline self intersections and re-tagged areas. Much better now.

Removed some self intersecting area outlines for you.

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I can find no reference to a hostel on Henrietta Street, Spalding. Items added to the OSM database must be verifiable by some means, preferably on the ground. Can you show that this POI exists please?
Regards.

Hi, a lot of the area you have mapped as heath is actually forest.

More self intersections of area outline.
Plus now including large obvious areas of water in you natural=heath.
Please take time to map things properly.

Removed self intersection from area outline of natural=wood

Outlined areas of heath you have mapped have several sections where the line doubles back on itself. It's really very easy to map areas like this correctly. Please read up on better methods as you are repeatedly doing this. See http://tools.geofabrik.de/osmi/?view=geometry&lon=-4.08161&lat=53.19057&zoom=10&overlays=self_intersection_ways,self_intersection_points,single_node_in_way,duplicate_node_in_way

Hi, thanks for the correction and thanks for not just reverting but making better adjustments.

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I have reverted this changeset in order to put back into its original place a footpath that was inadvertently moved.

Alterations did not upload, now redone.

OK thanks!

Hello, why map this heath area on top of the already mapped forest areas? It really doesn't make much sense, especially as it's very easy to map the areas correctly from the Bing image that you seem to be traceing.

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Things added to OSM must SerVre a purpose and be verifiable on the ground by all. I take it that this castle is in your mind and therefore only verifiable by your good self. I will revert the addition, reverting means it can easily be reinstated should you be able to show its existence on the ground.
Regards Bernard

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Your outline is not correct with regard to Bloody Oaks Quarry nature reserve. It is a Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust property outline shown here :- http://www.lrwt.org.uk/nature-reserves/bloody-oaks-quarry/

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Hello There,
I just wanted to point out a few problems I can see in this changeset.
The highway=track that you've drawn continuously up and down the field are not highways. They are the trails the tractor made while ploughing and planting the crop.
The south field is not landuse=grass it should be landuse=farmland, from Bing looks like a crop of winter wheat but this would likely change from year to year.
The north field section is actually sown to grass but this is not natural grassland so could well change in the short term.
Regards
Bernard

Hello and Welcome to OpenStreetMap.
I see you made your first contribution to the map. Unfortunately it looks like a fiction, obviously just a test. I have reverted that trial run so no harm is done to the live worldwide database.
If you wish to make a usefull addition I would suggest starting here :- osm.wiki/Beginners%27_guide
and/or here :- osm.wiki/User:Logrady#Learning_Resources
Regards.