I have removed the tags from the duplicate cinema created in this changeset, the tags had been added to a car park node and dragged inside the building distorting the parking aisles.
See changeset/35951470
I also find it unlikely that there is a sign on the cinema that says Swansea Odeon

Hi, welcome to OSM.

I do wonder if your business is really in the middle of the road? I also wonder if these are premises that can be visited by a customer with signs so that a passer by can verify their location?

Hi, thank you for your edit.

Are you sure B & M is a DIY shop? B & M is usually tagged as shop=variety_store. I assume the B & Q has closed and the building taken over by B & M, it is always helpful to fill in the changeset comment to explain what you have done.

The building is a very boring and square with a flat roof, it is certainly purpose built as a youth club but is certainly not civic. It is probably the least civic building in Wem.

Dictionaries cannot be seen as a guide to how words should be used, language evolves and dictionaries only document how words were used at a point in time and are often outdated.
I had never heard the term Juvenile Actor, but for looking at wikipedia it was used in America in the 1920s, the period when English and American were furthest apart, the term appears to have been dropped in 1960. Juvenile is certainly never positive in modern English,

Hi
Welcome to OSM and thank you for your additions to the map.
One small issue is that you do need to join the footpaths to the road, otherwise routers will assume they are disconnected and ignore them.
Thanks Phil

No need to shout.

OSM tags are lowercase, hence your additions should be natural=heath.

Cheers Phil

Have replaced the building tag.

I also removed the term juvenile as that is quite an offensive term when describing good kids.

That was a mistake, only intended to change civic to yes. It is not a council owned building.
I will fix it.

I can do it if that is easier?

Removed as there is no point to these relations.
Mapper ignored requests to engage with the community

Hi, welcome to OSM.
It is not good practice to include personal information on the map, such as names of residents.
Please remove the name tag from this node, if you need any help doing this just ask.

Cheers
Phil

Hi
Welcome to OSM, please can you explain this edit. You have created some odd looking ways, which have no tags.

Thanks

If the cash machine is located outside, it should be mapped as a node on the outside of the building rather than inside.
HTH

Hi
I wonder what the point of these relations is, as you are probably aware we so not use road relations in the UK. All UK roads can only have one reference
Road relations are not needed, so p[lease revert these changes ASAP.

Hi
Something appears to have gone wrong here.
There are a few kinks in the path as drawn, I imagine they do not exist on the ground, it looks like you have maybe converted the GPS trace to a track. It is always better to trace the track and also use bing imagery to align with hedges.
The path also crosses a road, without connection.
Phil

Hi
How does this footpath connect to the roads in Ellesmere?

Hi
Are you sure that when you surveyed node/2030692588/history it was a speed limit sign? A truvello is normally a speed camera, but you would have noticed that along with the only 80kph speed limit sign in the UK?
I am sure this was a mistake, because making an undiscussed global mass edit that touches such a wide variety of tags would be wrong and I'm sure you wouldn't do that.

I can revert it, thanks for getting back

Please can you explain this edit, does it really affect the northern line?

For reference to previous discussion on this issue see note/474399

I am really not convinced by this change, the property boundaries match bing pretty well, I would call that pretty verifiable. The distinction between wall and fence is minor, most of the houses in this area look to be Victorian terraces, so barrier=wall is the most likely. One thing you can guarantee is that there are barriers.

We do no have lots in the UK. that is an American term.

I do not get you comment re Cadestra, that if not relevant in the UK. The only way to collect address data is to walk/cycle and record what you see.

My view is that this change should be reverted, There are probably overlapping barriers here, but that can be fixed and the buildings traced. A green mass is far less meaningful, and less likely to inspire a local mapper. than the previously mapped walls.