I have 'hopefully' fixed the name suggestion index to point at the correct brand:wikidata in future

Hi, welcome to OSM.

Thank you for your edit, you are correct that there is no connection here for motor vehicles, however imagery shows that there is a path linking the two roads indicating there is a connection for pedestrians and most likely cyclists. The two roads should be connected with a path.

Please remember that OSM is used for very mny modes of transport and you should not assume it is only for motor vehicles.

Cheers Phil

Hi, your edits are very spaced out suggesting that you are not working from local knowledge and that these are part of an organized edit.

Please respond to comments made and follow the guidelines in https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

What is the purpose of your project?

As has already been pointed out to you, deducing speed limits from GPS data is prone to error as can clearly clearly be seen in this edit.

Where are you sourcing GPS data from?

In the case of this edit, mapping a 60 mph limit passing a school should have set alarm bells ringing as it did for me.

A quick glance at the imagery shows the expected change of limit. Checking such things should be second nature to someone who drives in the UK.

osm.org/edit?editor=id&way=84866490#map=21/52.05296/-4.32292

Please update your profile and follow organised editing guidelines and ensure that your work is accurate.

Cheers Phil

Hi, Greyfriars Road has no lane markings so tagging it as having lanes is not really appropriate. It should really be residential.

Cheers Phil

This edit makes perfect sense.

The site has been under used as a car park for a number of years since the demolition of Granby Halls. It is being redeveloped as a hotel.

Cheers Phil

However a PROW should be tagged as foot=yes, it is not permissive as it is a legal right of way.

Thank you

Bore da
I think your name:gl on way/653563534 is a typo.

Diolch Phil

Bore da
I am a bit confused by this edit, but I would expect Fishguard Lifeboat Station to be in, well, Fishguard. Surely this is St Davids as it was previously tagged?

Cheers Phil

Hi, you are still making these very spread out speed limit edits and have yet to answer previous comments.

You are also still making the error of spitting speed limits on junctions. For example osm.org/edit?editor=id#map=19/51.03166/-2.45097 clearly shows where the speed linit changes.

However the edits you are making are look suspiciously like an organised edit
Who is organising it and for what purpose?

Please read and comply with https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Cheers Phil

The name of the school is already in the correct place on the grounds. It should not be duplicated on the building.

Diolch Phil

Bore da.
A name should be an actual name, not the address. In this case there is no name.
For a residential property addr:housename should be used where there is such as Cartref.

Diolch Phil

Hi, welcome to OSM and mapping in The Shire.

One small thing, the entire area is not a building. I can see that it includes the car park for example.

The best fix is to remove the building tag and trace the pub building and tag it as building=pub. No need to move the name, we are generally coming to the view that the pub is the entire area, building, garden and car park.

Cheers Phil

Hi Jim
Many of the latin tags will be verifiable by history, i.e. they were Roman settlements hence are documented. Simply made up ones should be removed but that just means the community haven't spotted them yet.

Welsh names in England are verifiable by usage by native speakers, many are verifiable by road signs within Wales or by display boards on trains.

Topographical features are verifiable through usage and sourced from open and out of copyright data.

HTH Phil

Could be industrial but more likely commercial but certainly not farmland.

If not sure I would simply align the farmland to its new boundary and leave this area clear of landuse so that it can be filled in later.

Cheers Phil

Hi, welcome to OSM. In OSM we add things that are verifiable on the ground.

This appears to be just a translation of the English words so really does not belong in OSM.

Cheers Phil

Hi, welcome to OSM. In OSM we add things that are verifiable on the ground.

This appears to be just a translation of the English words so really does not belong in OSM.

Cheers Phil

Again, public_transport=station does not seem right on a long gone station.

Again, public_transport=station does not seem right on a long gone station.

Bore da Männedorf
Again what sources are you using here. public_transport=station seems to be rather wrong on the site of a disused railway station.

This edit needs to be reverted.

Diolch Phil