I probably intended to select mobile_phone, but mobile_phone_accessories is an even better fit. Updated in changeset/175690916

I've double checked and there is also an InPost locker, remapped in changeset/173792812

Hi, did you mean to delete the InPost locker straight after adding it? The previous changesets were correct!

Bing offset used: 0.37, -0.62

Hi, thanks for your recent edits. Is the cafe still here or is the building now a wedding venue only? The building has been updated but the cafe node remains. Thanks

Hi, why have you removed the service and van_repair tags? This detail was added after surveying the the signage.

I've sorted the theatre and Joules in changeset/169287256 :)

It was signposted when I surveyed it in March (fingerpost mapped as node/12673406691)

Hi, Thanks for this massive edit - that's lots of surveying!

Just to check, I think The Old Laundry (way/404073176) is is still operational - it still has a website with active programme (https://www.oldlaundrytheatre.co.uk/)

Also you changed Heart of the Lakes (way/425370838) into Joules. Joules is already mapped next door (way/425370837), have they expanded into the former HotL unit?

Thanks :)

Hi, welcome to OSM. Which OS maps/datasets are you using, and have you surveyed any of these roads in person before changing their classifications? Not all OS maps have suitable licences, although OS do release some open data and many older maps are now out of copyright. I haven't checked all of the changes made, but highway=unclassified was probably a better fit for Crag Road. Please see osm.wiki/Copyright_information_for_UK_mappers, osm.wiki/How_We_Map and osm.wiki/Roads_in_the_United_Kingdom for further info.

Hi, what's your source for Carlisle being operated by Scotrail? The National Rail website and Wikipedia both have Avanti as the operator, which seemed to be the case last time I was there.

Hi, thanks for all your recent StreetComplete mapping! Just wanted to double check whether you have to pay to park at the Maize Maze? Last time I was there the parking was free, but was for customers only and an admission charge was payable for the maze itself and playground, indoor soft play etc.

Hi, thanks for your recent edits around the Lakes. Just looking at the slipway you have changed to a dock at Lakeside - although it is used as a dock (as in for maintenance and repairs, https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4922792), it is still physically a slipway on the ground and doesn't meet the wiki definition for a dock (waterway=dock?uselang=en-GB) as it can't be filled with or emptied of water. I'd suggest retagging it as a slipway, but adding a new area around it tagged as waterway=boatyard (waterway=boatyard). Thanks.

Hi, thanks for your recent edits. You have added a hotel area which includes an existing hotel, the Burn How Hotel. Is this now known as Burn How Garden Hotel, or are they separate hotels? Thanks :)

Just looked like potentially useful info had been removed from some of the stop names, eg:

* node/486586953 "Rampside Hall" -> "Hall" (not to be confused with node/486587013, [Village] Hall)

* node/486587234 "Ormsgill Inn" -> "Hotel"

I'm not sure if Bus Times uses the same name as signed on the bus stop. If they are the correct/official names then that's fine, but maybe consider moving the existing name to alt_name in any future edits. :)

Hi, thanks for adding bus route relations around Barrow recently. Just wondered what your source is for the bus stop names you are changing, as some of the stops are now tagged with overly simplified names. Thanks.

Thanks for the reply and quick follow up edits :)

Likewise great username - it's one I remember seeing a while ago when mapping in Reading!

Hi, thanks for your recent and ongoing mapping in the Lakes.

Based on the name you've added, would the holiday cottage be better tagged as building=barn with building:use=residential/chalet? This would better reflect the building's original purpose and architecture, if indeed it is a converted barn and not just a building with an idyllic-sounding name for marketing purposes! This also applies to the other holiday cottage/barn you added. building:use=* :)

Hi, thank you for replying and for researching/considering the changes you are making.

The wiki page for the cork tag is surface=cork although it doesn't seem to be linked from the surface values page. I've made some tweaks to the Castle courtyard in Lancaster in changeset/160071618 to reflect this and previous discussions.

I've also split the track in Millom in changeset/160071000 and updated the track_type tagging for the section which looks to be asphalt, and removed the surface value from the section which doesn't look to be asphalt.

Actually, the slipway was tagged with a metal surface originally, and not timber: way/968877478/history :)