Ah sorry! it looked like it was there on imagery. Thanks for the fix :)

ah, forgot issues are reported in the github, reported there: https://github.com/cyclestreets/tflcid-conversion/issues/50

Hi :) node/10275696019 definitely doesn't exist at this location (on a main road)

i see we all had the same idea 😂

I think I assumed they'd just changed their branding to "Paul". Definitely poor validation on my part, but opened an issue on the NSI for it: https://github.com/osmlab/name-suggestion-index/issues/7707

ah oops sorry, thanks for the fix <3

this is incredible work, thank you so much!

no worries :)

thank you for these, best not to add building=house to the entrance nodes though :) fixed now

just fyi, shop=coffee is for a retail shop where you buy packets of coffee, not a 'coffee shop'

fixed now :)

Thanks for the update :)

thank you for this!

Thank you for adding all this, just want to say it's better to add building names to addr:housename=* instead of name=* :)

Thank you for adding this :) just fyi, you can link to openbenches with the tag `openbenches:id`=*
openbenches:id=*

Thank you for adding these :) just fyi, you can link to openbenches with the tag `openbenches:id`=*
openbenches:id=*

thank you for your contributions!

I'd just like to advise not adding names like "football pitch" to sport pitches, this info isn't actually the name and can be inferred through the sport=soccer tag :)

some further info: osm.wiki/Names#Name_is_the_name_only

forgot to add source: https://www.instagram.com/p/ClzbJB-Nhcu/

Thank you for these updates :) make sure to use brand:wikidata=* for shops instead of wikidata=* (unless that shop has its own Wikidata of course!)

Fair enough for the automated edit (although I really don't think it should apply to these maintenance-style fixes), but building= & building:part= both imply one 'building part' by their existence. Tagging building:part=no is like tagging building=no.

A renderer not correctly displaying data should be fixed, not the data changed.

(sorry about the big changeset)