Please do not delete the building.

Please do not delete the building.

Please do not delete this building? If you are a new mapper, please ask for help. But I assume you are connected to all of the other recent hotel edits that resulted in deleted buildings.

Hello, welcome to OpenStreetMap!

It looks like you accidentally created a new node while updating the old one, resulting in duplicate nodes. I'm going to delete the new node and make sure the old one contains all the relevant information.

Hello there, please don't delete the existing building. If you are the same user who is editing a bunch of other hotels in the last few hours, please stop for a moment and ask for advice.

user_5359, this is the first edit by a new user. Their changeset message is "update listing", and their username is "qualityinnblythe", so I don't think they were trying to delete the building on purpose. The probably just don't know how OSM works yet. Please assume good intentions before throwing around the word "vandalism".

Thanks for adding the Dangermond Preserve! I changed the tagging to something that seems more appropriate according to wiki.osm.org. Great work adding the boundary!

Are we sure that Cole Harbour should be tagged as natural=bare_rock instead of natural=water, as it was before this changeset? bare_rock seems very wrong here.

Hello! Thank you for editing OpenStreetMap!

You created a lot of features that have area=yes, which does not give us much information. I think these should all be building=yes instead.

Thanks for contributing to OpenStreetMap!

The water polygon seems to be an error, though. I'm going to delete it.

Should this be tagged as access=private or access=no, instead of deleting it?

Thanks for joining OpenStreetMap! When you're drawing buildings, you can also right-click and choose the "square" option to adjust the angles of the building to make them more rectangular.

Thanks for joining OpenStreetMap! When you're drawing buildings, you can also right-click and choose the "square" option to adjust the angles of the building to make them more rectangular.

Thanks for joining OpenStreetMap! When you're drawing buildings, you can also right-click and choose the "square" option to adjust the angles of the building to make them more rectangular.

Thanks for joining OpenStreetMap! When you're drawing buildings, you can also right-click and choose the "square" option to adjust the angles of the building to make them more rectangular.

Thanks for joining OpenStreetMap! When you're drawing buildings, you can also right-click and choose the "square" option to adjust the angles of the building to make them more rectangular.

Oof, you are totally right. My mistake. Thanks for catching it!

Thanks for contributing to OpenStreetMap! Next time, if you are going to edit in two places in different parts of the world, could you do those as two separate edits? (Two "changesets" to use OSM terminology).

Also, please add a comment in your changeset, so we know what you were doing. Thanks!

I assume this is not a campsite named "Campsite Shower", but is instead simply the shower at this campsite. I'm going to change it to 'amenity=shower'

Hi there, welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Can you explain a bit more what's happening here? Are these technically parks? Why are they all adjacent to each other? Why do they have such strange names? Are these real features on the ground, or is this fake data?