This edit is unacceptable. Reverted

This edit is unacceptable. Reverted

Hi, welcome to OSM. The correct way to tag a school is on the area covering the grounds and just tag the building as building=school. The grounds here were already correctly tagged.
As for language you should not put Welsh and English into the name tag. here I would use Welsh as the primary and use name:en for the English name.
Keep up the good work, ask if you need any assistance.
Phil

Hi, the correct place to tag a school is on the grounds. Nodes are seen as a poor way to tag large areas. There was a successful project
There was no additional node however, there was a bus stop, which you have added school tags to. I believe that both these changes should be reverted.
Cheers Phil

Hi, please could you explain your reasons for deleting this churchyard?

Hi, please could you explain why you have removed the name from this school?
Thanks Phil

Hi, please can you make your changeset comments meaningful. Describe what you are actually trying to achieve. This and many of your other changes are huge and covers a very large area.
Thanks Phil

Hi, welcome to OSM. There is no supermarket here. I have therefore removed it.

Hi, this should probably office=company, it certainly isn't a clinic

Hi, please remember that that name tag should only be used for actual names, not descriptions. I an object doesn't have a name then the tag should be left blank.

Hi, please remember that that name tag should only be used for actual names, not descriptions. I an object doesn't have a name then the tag should be left blank.

Hi, this edit looks a little odd. Firstly is it a hotel or is it a holiday cottage? Also a name is meant to be a name and the tag should not be used for a description.
What is the source of this edit? I am assuming you have not been there as it is not near a building. Is it verifiable? Does it have a sign, most holiday cottages appear as normal houses with no signage so are not considered mapable in OSM.

No response so am reverting it based on my local knowledge gathered over many years

Hi Bernard
Not sure if you looked through the history of this object but it was changed to a park, from a village green, by Doily17. I suspect this is pokemon related and should probably to put back?
Cheers Phil

Fiction reverted

Hi, welcome to OSM, these are very odd places to buy fuel. What were you trying to achieve?

I received a reply to this as a private message, for changeset discussions it is better to keep these discussion public where they can be seen by all mappers.

The whole is known as Swarkestone Bridge by most people, but most don't consider the detail in the way that a mapper does. The actual bridge is the section that crosses The Trent.
The section that was previously tagged as Swarkestone Causeway is its name (the name tag is not for adding detail or descriptions). There is a large brown sign at the southern end with that name on it.
A bit out of focus but I have been that way many many times https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=52.843430900000016&lng=-1.4485190999999986&z=17&pKey=pq4fRH6dOQhWDZ0jz6ujow&focus=photo&x=0.5604635003420566&y=0.5296476193112039&zoom=1.2231030577576445

As Mike says there are bridges within the structure, but these are very short and maybe a case for added detail but it the whole section is certainly not a bridge, as you can seen when you walk the rights of way beside it. It is mostly solid.
Cheers Phil

Hi, what is your reason and source for this change? Have you been there?
The section you have tagged as a bridge is very definitely a causeway, and it is called simply Swarkestone Causeway.
I will see what other local mappers view is, but mine is that this should be reverted.
Cheers Phil

The biergarten tag is a little out of place. I suspect it is a pub beer garden.
amenity=biergarten?uselang=en

I am reverting these edits, they are very definitely recreation grounds