Are the opening hours based on local knowledge / survey? We can't straight up copy from tripadvisor, google, etc. as you know.

Also, since it's a seasonal POI, I would suggest the following
- add "May-Sep: " to opening hours, this will specify 'only between these months' (last month included).
- remove seasonal=yes

I would suggest doing edits to boundaries seperately from edits to other objects (here: changed ref:settlement to ref:census2015).
This way other contributors can more easily see what changed.

Also, it may be beneficial to discuss changes in their import thread / github issue so it can be changed on all boundaries.

If it's owned by Shem's bar, I suggest changing it to be the operator instead of deleting the name.

Are you sure you wanted to remove the height and width of this one?

As for the name removals, I'd suggest changing the name into a description instead of removing it if you intended to do this.

What is this survey date for?

Feel free to comment on my changeset why you think it should be changed.

way/1100680873
Under the roof, I see
- there's a wall in the middle,
- on the left is a footway partially blocked by a fence and possibly an entrance, but it is obscured
- on the right is a glass wall, which I think is a glass room with four walls and therefore not a roof but a regular building part.
I could still see it being a roofed area without four walls, but then I don't know why there's an entrance in the glass wall.
node/10075880537/history

A picture of both sides would help, of course.

Switched the building outline and the 4-level part on the lower part here
changeset/127018311
(made it so the building relation makes sense)

addr:housename "Market Gate Apartments" sounds like a name or description.

Feel free to add footways to each one of them, but there's not really any need for it. ;-)

No problem

Also, when you revert someone's changes, could you link to the changeset where you did so, please? This makes it easier to track the changes for other contributors.

I added the turning circle because the alley is so narrow, and since there are cut corners which allows for making a three-point turn or similar there.

The gates are visible on Mapillary, or at least the large wooden one with the driveway.
I added the driveway since I can see what I assume is a white van in that backyard on Esri Clarity. Of course a backyard is usually a garden, not a driveway, but it does seem to be where they have their car.

This seems to be an incorrect ref. This ref is for The Cozy Thatch, which already has the correct ref. The Sweep does not seem to have a ref..(?)

Is this space currently vacant?

Sidenote: the opening hours are still present on the node.

- Was this shop located in the same or a different space as 3 Store?
node/8259348489/history

- Does 3 Store still exist?

- What level was this shop (and 3 Store) located on?

- Is this space currently vacant?

Adjust as necessary.

Hey Vincent,

It looks like this is underneath a roof, so I've added it as a building part.
changeset/125919671

If the defibrillator is located on/in the wall, you may choose to move it onto the building part way.
Regardless, it would be good to add the defibrillator:location to describe this.

Regards,

Daniel

(hospital did not have a name, sorry)

Was it open this time, or not?
You could add prefix proposed:

Note, anything with access=no already has everything as "no". Instead, use an exception

(emergency vehicle example);
access=no
emergency=yes

horses then;
access=no
horse=yes

However, this seems to be a private training track, so this isn't needed.
changeset/125325272

( sport=equestrian is not
sport=horse_racing )

Changes:
https://overpass-api.de/achavi/?changeset=125325272

Regards,

Daniel

Hey docyeti,

I would like to remind you to use good changeset comments.
osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments

It is okay if these comments are in German, although they should preferably be in English when editing in ie. USA. Try using
https://www.deepl.com/

Please reply to this comment, so other mappers know you have read it.

Regards,

Daniel