Hey thank you, access=private is enough. We don't delete paths over private land. reverted in #111113104

Hey, just a heads up you can tag empty shops with disused:shop.

See #111016918

OK, thank you!

Hey, was it intentional to delete an ice cream shop and pub in this?

node/8437810542/history
node/315536635/history

OK, nice one.

I've removed amenity=telephone in #110368092

Do you happen to remember if this phone box is in use, or disused? A bit of a Schrödinger's cat right now.

node/8809317493

Hey, I'm questioning the use of disused:amenity=place_of_worship along with amenity=pharmacy. This is an in use pharmacy that was historically a place of worship. It's not a disused place of worship.

Would you have anything against me removing disused:amenity=place_of_worship?

(local?) news has it as opening today, so perfectly timed. :)

https://www.timeout.com/london/news/a-first-look-inside-londons-first-wendys-082721

It's listed in FHRS, it shouldn't be listed there (significantly) before opening.

https://ratings.food.gov.uk/business/en-GB/1389153

I did have bit of an ulterior motive, being that it was contradicting itself as being tagged as an disused amenity as well as an amenity.

Just to note, I've added this back as a disused shop. Both because stats on disused shops can be useful, and because it can prompt mappers to recheck to see if anything has opening at a later date.

#109930663

Thanks for this, I've updated it to add amenity=place_of_worship.

Thanks for this. Just some FYI below, see #109284505.

I'd also remove the brand tags.

atm=yes is unlikely, if an outside ATM did survive it should be on an node with amenity=atm but I think banks usually remove them when the branch closes.

contact:website also becomes irrelevant so can be removed.

name can be a controversial one.
Some people think it should perfectly match the fascia, so a name can stay when something closes but the sign stays.
Some people think it should go to old_name since the establishment no longer operates there.
Some people just remove it as historical data doesn't really belong within OSM.

I don't have a strong opinion, I'm moving it to old_name in this case. Banks usually remove there signage when they close, and historical data can sometimes be useful.

Thanks for the help.

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Thank you

Please don't use Google Maps as a source. Otherwise looks good. Thank you.

Fair enough. The northern row looks like a typical English terrace where 99% are houses, and the odd one is apartments. I lack the local knowledge for Jersey to make that assumption, so I'll be stronger on the building=yes here in future.

The source tags on way/959722227 are excessive. OSM is (kinda) moving away from sources on objects, changesets are a better home for them.

While the wiki may describe junction=roundabout as being about the legal right of way, oneway is more of an on the ground truth. (Think access vs wheelchair)

I've changed it to oneway=yes in #107253468.

Hey, looks like this one got opening_hours=Closed from #55379951. Before it was turned into Dominos (#58389562). So it was the opening_hours tag that was bad, not the poi.

Re added in #107228643

@rskedgell Did you mean to add `oneway=no`?

`oneway=yes` may be redundant on `junction=roundabout`, but this is now just a circular `highway=residential` so it would need to be explicitly set.

Thanks, postcodes are a bit of a target for me at the moment, I'll take any source I can.