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Usually that means the map you are asking for is too complicated and the render is being cancelled because one of the resource limits were hit.

There have been many such proposals over the years - pretty sure there are tickets in github already.

Biggest problem is probably finding unambigous syntax for all the sorts of mentions (node/way/relation/changeset/user) that people want.

Well that and finding somebody that actually wants to implement it rather than just talk about how nice it would be of course ;-)

Obviously I’m missing something then because I’ve searched everywhere that I can see in the MapRoulette information and I can’t even see a name for the creator, never mind a link.

Not exactly… The situation in the UK is complex - although the first attempt to introduce land registration was made in 1862 it wasn’t until 1925 that it started to become compulsory and that was then phased in over the next 65 years (yes really) and didn’t become compulsory everywhere until 1990.

In addition even in areas with compulsory registration it was only triggered when the land was sold so a farm that might have been in the same family for generations might well not be registered.

In addition the Land Registry doesn’t hold full deeds - the title register has copies of anything covenants considered important and an outline plan. There’s no cadastral registration so the plan only has what are known as “general boundaries” which basically means it gives a rough idea of where the boundary is.

There’s a small charge to get the title details but even then it’s likely the map comes with an Ordnance Survey copyright attached so that you can’t just do as you like with it.