my bad, the address is correct and i have added it back

hi, could you please explain this change?

- the shape of the building is incorrect
- the name is clearly not a real
- the address is for a different street

you have also added a large building when adding an extension, which is obviously incorrect too

maybe, but the steps aren't intended for walking on, just for water to flow over

@ndm, the cascade steps are gone?

these roads no longer exist due to construction

Hey, welcome to OpenStreetMap

Looks like you have accidentally added the building=house tag to all the residential areas in Bristol. I have reverted this error - please be more careful next time

these service roads no longer exist, please stop adding them back

natural=wetland+wetland=tidalflat seems to be correct.

from the wiki: tidally inundated area of *bare mud*, sand or similar sediments.

the same tagging is also used on the Thames

these garages aren't connected to the main building, there's a path between them.

nevermind, it's fixed

looks like this broke the multipolygon. fixed an error already but it doesn't seem to render still. could you take a look?

is there a reason why you changed it from leisure=recreation_ground to amenity=school? The playing field itself is not a school

The house numbers looked like they were put on the appropriate side of the building already, just weren't added to the buildings themselves since they weren't split.

I went and added the details back

Hey, please be more careful when drawing footpaths and don't connect them to admin boundaries.

I looked at some old maps, and they all show Hotwells as being either at around Dowry Square or Merchant Street, so the current position seems fine

is Cumberland Basin really a suburb? maybe it would be more fitting as a neighbourhood

I moved it there based on names of buildings (Holy Trinity Hotwells, Hotwells House) because the node was on Cumberland Piazza, which isn't at the centre of the suburb

ok, i changed it to motor_vehicle=destination

not sure if it's the current name, it could just be a part of the centre promenade now

there's no physical sign with the name, but there is a council published list of names of green spaces, open spaces and amenity areas.

https://www.bristol.gov.uk/documents/20182/32823/Parks%2Band%2Bgreen%2Bspaces%2Bcovered%2Bby%2Bbyelaws/

i removed the canopy since it isn't really a building.

as for the schools, i removed the fixme tag since i have moved the node to the correct location. however i'm not sure how to draw the boundaries of elmfield secondary school since it is only located on the ground floor.