hi, could you please explain this change?

- the shape of the building is incorrect
- the name is clearly not a real
- the address is for a different street

you have also added a large building when adding an extension, which is obviously incorrect too

maybe, but the steps aren't intended for walking on, just for water to flow over

@ndm, the cascade steps are gone?

these roads no longer exist due to construction

Hey, welcome to OpenStreetMap

Looks like you have accidentally added the building=house tag to all the residential areas in Bristol. I have reverted this error - please be more careful next time

these service roads no longer exist, please stop adding them back

natural=wetland+wetland=tidalflat seems to be correct.

from the wiki: tidally inundated area of *bare mud*, sand or similar sediments.

the same tagging is also used on the Thames

these garages aren't connected to the main building, there's a path between them.

nevermind, it's fixed

looks like this broke the multipolygon. fixed an error already but it doesn't seem to render still. could you take a look?

is there a reason why you changed it from leisure=recreation_ground to amenity=school? The playing field itself is not a school

The house numbers looked like they were put on the appropriate side of the building already, just weren't added to the buildings themselves since they weren't split.

I went and added the details back

Hey, please be more careful when drawing footpaths and don't connect them to admin boundaries.

I looked at some old maps, and they all show Hotwells as being either at around Dowry Square or Merchant Street, so the current position seems fine

is Cumberland Basin really a suburb? maybe it would be more fitting as a neighbourhood

I moved it there based on names of buildings (Holy Trinity Hotwells, Hotwells House) because the node was on Cumberland Piazza, which isn't at the centre of the suburb

ok, i changed it to motor_vehicle=destination

not sure if it's the current name, it could just be a part of the centre promenade now

there's no physical sign with the name, but there is a council published list of names of green spaces, open spaces and amenity areas.

https://www.bristol.gov.uk/documents/20182/32823/Parks%2Band%2Bgreen%2Bspaces%2Bcovered%2Bby%2Bbyelaws/

i removed the canopy since it isn't really a building.

as for the schools, i removed the fixme tag since i have moved the node to the correct location. however i'm not sure how to draw the boundaries of elmfield secondary school since it is only located on the ground floor.

woops, forgot to change the comment