careful! you changed the name of blackheath to "the point" - fixed now though: changeset/178641039

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Excellent point! have changed to that. and i do believe this to be highly valuable tagging as she's a very cute cat

Regarding your first point, it does refer to mapping practice, not wiki contributions.
Regarding your second point; firstly a hotel doesn't change purpose based on who occupies it, and secondly under the "Other Concerns" section, we have:
"- Safety concerns. This would apply to, for example, mapping the location of safe houses for victims of domestic violence, or places of worship of a religion persecuted in a given region.

Such places will also not be signposted, so it goes hand in hand with verifiability. Note that a signposted place for victims of violence wants its location to be known, and mapping it would help, while mapping a secret safe house would cause problems - and would violate the verifiability rule."

Firstly, relations are not categories: osm.wiki/Relations_are_not_categories

Secondly, this mapping is both private occupancy information, and also a safety concern in the current political climate. osm.wiki/Mapping_private_information

amazing work, thank you :)

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hi, what's your source for this name? it's called Sixpenny on wikipedia. (reset for now)

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thanks!

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thanks! in future though, it's best to use the lifecycle prefix for businesses that have moved, eg. sports direct would be changed to disused:shop=sports. This means that streetcomplete users etc can be prompted to check what it becomes in the future :)

Hi!
It means that it's allowed anywhere in the building (in public etc). I see this somewhat often, but couldn't find a tag for it so went with that

oops, fixed thanks

o and disconnect park from road

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