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Many thanks for info, DWG have added a 0-hour block on the original mapper. It looks as though they added fantasy power lines a while back. I will revert the recent edits.

Hi & welcome to OpenStreetMap,

I'm a little concerned that the turnpike that you are adding does not exist. OpenStreetMap is a common database used by all. If you add things which dont exist, people may make poor choices when driving in the area, it may even be that emergency services use OSM data and things which dont exist can have obvious consequences.

I appreciate as a newcomer that you may not be aware of these nuances, or even that your edits are shared with all not just a personal view of the world. We dont moderate user editing, I just came across your edits whilst watching a random selection of new edits, and they were not supported by available aerial imagery, which drew my attention to them.

I'd appreciate a speedy reply. If this is a fictious/fantasy road it will need to be removed from OpenStreetMap as soon as possible.

Many thanks,

Jerry aka S53

Hi Ben, A big welcome to OpenStreetMap. Great to see someone mapping in your bit of Notts: the Ashfield district tends to be a little too far for regular visits from Nottingham. I drove past about 3 weeks ago, but didnt have time to stop & check the shops along Forest Road.

I notice you've added the combo of housenumber and streetname in housename. This isn't needed (and may mean the address doesnt get displayed on the map because it's too long). The other thing is that you can make buildings look neater by choosing a building and either right mouse clicking and choosing the square icon, or just typing "S" (for square). Neither of these are big issues at all, but they may be helpful if you want to add more buildings.

Best wishes,

Jerry

I dont think St Andrews Church Hall is listed. It's a 60s block IIRC.

Hi, Welcome to OSM, and thanks for adding your business. Dog training places are currently not particularly well mapped, but there appear to be two options for tagging this type of facility: amenity=animal_training with animal_training=dog OR sport=dog_training.

I know we have one or two others mapped in the Nottingham area. I'll check what we used for those.

Regards,

Jerry, SK53

Yes, please always discuss this with the relevant local community. In my area we have enough mappers that we like to actually re-survey locations of closed stores.

Naturally not. Vespucci does this kind of odd thing when I'm not looking! For various reasons I haven't reviewed the added data either. Incidentally I surveyed this bit on Sat, but you got your edits in first. I noted that you put DEBRA in all upper case, whereas I'd gone for all lower (although with some doubts vs just capitalised). The Costa is actually a franchise too. J

Welcome to OpenStreetMap and thanks for adding the Scout & Community Hall.

You might be interested to know that you can also add an additional tag to say that this is a community facility. There are two choices: amenity=community_centre, amenity=community_hall. The former gets shown on the main map like this: node/421936843.

Also many village halls have defibrillators these days, and I see if any village should have one it's Hillsborough! These can be added using emergency=defibrillator.

In both cases you should just be able to search for the term to add it in the editor.

Hope this might be of some use,

Jerry

Hi Will,

You seem to have inadvertently incorporated an oil well into the fabric of the village hall.

Jerry