Great, many thanks.

This looks like a cemetery to me, but I have been unable to confirm that that is indeed the case. I am happy to drop the untagged lines if that is the best option.

Hello. Sure, that seems like a reasonable enhancement to me.

Yes, that is correct.

Hello. It looks like my contributions have not followed the community guidelines that have been set. I will read the resources that have been linked in a previous comment (osm.wiki/Import/New_Zealand_Buildings) and see what needs to be done to change up processing. If my commits are causing problems, please feel free to drop or revert them. Thanks for letting me know.

Thanks for letting me know about the issue. You are correct, the tagging is incorrect. I will revert the changes and reinsert the data with the correct tags. Thanks again.

Hello Andy,
Sounds fair enough to me. It feels like a rather subtle issue. I would say that a farmyard is primarily a landuse classification (which may be named), but a farm is a named place, especially so in rural areas. The issue around farms which are no longer named can be handled with an isolated dwelling change and then the landuse could be changed to residential, but this would seem inappropriate in rural areas in most situations.

I will leave things for a couple of weeks and have a look and see what the recommendations are from the community. Enjoy the week,
Stuart.

Hello.
I have been doing a lot of naming lately and the place point is generally how I have been doing it. Fair enough for your case. I can revert the edit, or you can edit it for your preference? No problems.
Stuart.

Hello. The source of these data are the air quality documents submitted to the European Commission (here: http://cdr.eionet.europa.eu/gb/eu/aqd/d/envwyeohg/). I have dropped the points now after the question on Bristol's location which I need to ask others to confirm. I will reinsert once this has been confirmed. Thanks for the vigilance.

Hello. Yes, it looks like it. I have just committed a fix. Thanks.

Hello. I agree. I made the change because the MapBox services were rendering the Ings as water. So it is a work-around. I can revert the change if desired.