Well that depends on the time of day you go there - it's only a full "beach" for at most half a day. :)

It's the bit down from the caravan park which is last to fill with water that the sand is dry, the rest of it wet and not what you'd call a beach - more like mud/tidalfat IMO.

The beach I mapped at Burntisland was the actual sandy bit, where it slopes down to meet rocks and wet sand. Some of that will be covered at high tide but it's better than mapping the whole bay as beach - need something to differentiate between the sand and mud.

Can't see anything on the wiki about mapping the beach to the low tide? Also if you look at the very similar Crammond Island it's not a huge beach: relation/361458

Hi, shouldn't way/40936778/ be secondary, as that's the main through road? See the wiki for more info

Saw something that needed editing so just fixed it myself.

Hi, just wondering why you changed this route to state=proposed?

Is node/4382552503 not better tagged as shop=e-cigarette?

Hi just wondering what's the reasoning behind changing the unclassified road to a track?

Hi, not sure it's correct to tag the whole of the bay at Burntisland as a beach. I was planning on tagging it as a tidalflat/mud but hadn't got round to it. :)

I think mot is correct, as it offers an MOT service?

Hi Mark, welcome to OSM and thanks for the edits. To mark this medical centre as a doctors, type doctors into the editor's preset list or add the tag amenity=doctors. Cheers

Hi, just wondering if you could explain why you've changed many hamlets to villages? For example I don't think place node/3910707265 is a village according the OSM definition or normal usage.

Hi, welcome to OSM and thanks for the edits.
Noticed you've added some footpaths, however some of these don't connect to other features. For example: node/5000037508 - this needs to be connected to the road so that users can be routed to along the path.
Also, when adding buildings, make sure you use press the S key to use the "square" function to fix the corners.
Cheers

Hi. You should probably add the important tags onto the hospital grounds. And then just leave building=hospital on this relation, so that there is not a duplicated hospital.

Hi, is that the route mention in this story? http://trustinthepark.org/our-park/paths-access/tyndrum-killin/

Hi, welcome to OSM and thanks for your edits. Just to let you know that football pitches are tagged as leisure=pitch and sport=soccer. They also do not usually have a name.

You can also "square" the corners off an area you've drawn by pressing S in the editor.

Let me know if you need any help, cheers.

I assume you meant to change the pub to a convenience shop, so I've done that for you.

Thanks for surveying. Can you actually continue walking on that path and go across the road? If so I'm thinking it's probably better as a bridge.
Need to add the maxheight as well.

I have removed this data

Shouldn't way/146912727 be a service road rather than a track (as it's not for agricultural use)?

Hi, welcome to OSM. As far as I know we do not map contour lines - probably because it would be a very time consuming and not verifiable.
The ele= tag can be added to peaks or points where the elevation is known though.

Yes, DigitalGlobe Standard Imagery has the updated layout for half the estate (will need to adjust the imagery offset to about -4.75, 4.25 though). http://product.itoworld.com/product/data/osm_analysis/map_browser?bbox=328639,184583,328868,184825&referrer=area shows road names missing