Thank you for your edit.

I have corrected the phonenumber to international format and website to https.

Cheers Phil

Hello
This edit has gone rather wrong. Whilst the focus of the HOT task is mapping in India, you have created a globe spanning changeset where you have damaged the geometry of a road in Haverfordwest and added a node to a farm.
I have reverted the UK parts of this edit.

Cheers Phil

Hello
This edit has gone rather wrong. Whilst the focus of the HOT task is mapping in India, you have created a globe spanning changeset where you have moved a cafe in Swansea and for some reason traced a house.
I have reverted the UK parts of this edit.

Cheers Phil

Hi
What on the ground evidence do you have for using the term Shropshire Union. It may have been the company that built it 200 years ago but in my time in Shropshire and as an active Ramblers officer, I have never heard anyone use this term.

Maybe put it in old name?

Cheers Phil

Hello PK512, Phil from the Data Working Group here.

If the trails are not authorised then they should be tagged as private, not simply deleted.

If they exist removing them is considered vandalism and the other effect is another mapper is going to re-add them.

Hi Will
Phoneboxes have a descriptive location, to be used when making emergency calls. That could be mapped, I am not sure if there is a tag for it but it is certainly not the name tag. We certainly map the phonenumber.

I noticed that you have add disused:amenity to this object, yet amenity=phonebox is stll there.
If it is no longer used it should be disused:amenity=phonebox. As it stands it still renders and will appear in searches, which can be misleading to map users.

Cheers Phil

The national language in Wales is English?

At least one member of the UK community (not me) did question whether wikipedia tags is necessary when there is a wikidata tag.
That does make not imposing a language through wikipedia simpler.

Cheers Phil

Although an automated edit such as this should have been discussed with the local community, if so can you point me to that discussion?

Cheers Phil

Sorry, you added it. My mistake.

Cheers Phil

How is removing the brand:wikipedia tag standardising anything or in any way helpful?
Cheers Phil

Hi
Please do not misuse the name tag for descriptions.
Most phoneboxes don't have a name, so shouldn't have a name tag.

Cheers Phil

Hello, welcome to OSM.

Please bear in mind that in OSM we map ground truth. Speed limits are a legal maximum, not a target. Please do not change them because you think they are a bit high, the speed limit matches what the sign at the edge of the zone says.

Also why did you change the speed limit for the railway to 70mph, that is obviously very low.

Cheers Phil

I have re-added the 24/7 however the mapillary image is totally wrong, wrong side of tracks.

Whilst I know this station well, it is never closed.

However that is also true for most stations in the GB. Only a few big, always staffed, stations ever close.

Cheers Phil

The defibrillator at the railway ststion is definitely accessible 24/7. Why wouldn't it be?

Cheers Phil

A biergarten, as many of us visited I. Germany, is a very different thing to a British pub beer garden and the tagging should be kept separate.

A biergarten is usually a standalone object, not an outside area of a pub.

As lostmike says British beer gardens are best covered using the outside seating tag or the is some usage of amenity=beer_garden.

However an existing tag which describes a real world object should not be changed to cover an entirely different object

Halo
Selamat datang di osm. Dalam changeset ini Anda telah menyeret node yang telah mendistorsi beberapa jalan yang ada.
Harap berhati-hati saat memetakan dan memeriksa perubahan Anda sebelum menyimpannya.
Bersulang
Phil from the OSMF Data Working Group

Hello
Welcome to osm.
In this changeset you have dragged a node which has distorted some existing roads.

Please take care when mapping and check your changes before you save them.

Cheers

Mapper has still not responded so have fixed

@dmich9 Please can you describe the process used to detect these buildings over such a large area?

Phil Barnes (OSMF Data Working Group)