This changeset has been fully reverted in changeset/78166466

This changeset has been fully reverted in changeset/78166466

This changeset has been fully reverted in changeset/78166466

This changeset has been fully reverted in changeset/78166466

This changeset has been fully reverted in changeset/78166466

This changeset has been fully reverted in changeset/78166466

This changeset has been fully reverted in changeset/78166466

Your issue here is with OOMap, which is just one rendering of OSM of which there are many.
The tagging here was correct, these areas were tagged as access=private, Maybe the rendering on OOMap should be corrected to take into account the private tags and render accordingly.

Cheers Phil

Also please explain what doesn't work? OOmap simply renders gardens as orange, as these are private what functionallity is lost?

Cheers Phil

JRThomas
Please do not do this. OSM is an evolving project, when I started 12 years ago were happy to just have roads mapped. As the project has evolved mappers will add more detail. The detail here was not wrong and you have destroyed other mappers work, which they have spent time on. This is not the way we build a community.
Removing a feature because one particular renderer cannot handle it is not the way forward, but if oomap cannot handle these features you should raise a ticket with the developers or find an application that works.

Please read osm.wiki/Tagging_for_the_renderer

The West Midlands has a long established community and for many things they are ahead of other areas, this is just one example where they are ahead of others.

Please try to work with what is mapped, but please do not simply destroy other mappers work because your renderer

Cheers Phil

HI, please could you explain what DEM means and these names appear to be made up, I would expect Welsh here, what is the source please.

Cheers Phil

Hi, these edits seem rather odd. Most of what is here is pasture rather than meadow. These areas are also huge, cover roads and the boundaries have no relation to on the ground features. Why so square, could you explain please?

Cheers Phil

Hi, this edit has gone a little wrong. There is no need for this turn restriction as Haddon Street is one way, which is missing.

The signage indicating this can be clearly seen in https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/UhNevLllkMZQe1V2Lq6W_g

Both one way arrow and no entry signs can be seen. The correct action here is to revert this change and simply retag Haddon Street as oneway.

Signage futther up also indicates that Bakewell Road is also oneway (no entry sign can be seen ).

Cheers Phil

Hi, this edit is wrong. The road was already correctly tagged as private. Why have you changed it?

Tagging it as destination is wrong, that implies it can be used by anyone who wants access it, just not use it as a through route.

Please restore the correct tagging.

Cheers Phil

Fixed errors introduced by armchair mapper this changeset using information from surveys and local knowledge. The mapper has mot responded.

Frankie & Bennie's back to italian-american.
Greggs back to cafe.
Wikipedia tag fixed on Tesco petrol station.

Subway restored to cafe as confirmed by a survey.

Hi, please keep your changesets to sensible areas. Please save your changes before you move to another area as a large polygon makes it difficult for local mappers to spot changes in their area.
Also please use meaningful changeset comments that describe what you are changing or adding.
Cheers Phil

Hi, thank you for your edit however please could you add sensible information regarding barriers. Please add what the barrier is, barrier=yes is meaningless.

Cheers Phil

Hi, welcome to OSM.
Thank you for your edit, however a tunnel through a building should be mapped as tunnel=building_passage and as it is at ground level it is not level=-1.

Cheers Phil

Hi, please can you keep you changesets to sensible areas. This changeset has changes near both Newark and Ealing, this make it very difficult for local mappers to review your changes. In future please save and close changes before moving to other areas.
Cheers Phil