Also, you might wonder how do people know what has changed in the area, there's a handy tool for that:

https://tyrasd.github.io/latest-changes/#12/52.5833/-0.2682

That's a great edit. One thing to note is that paths must be connected to another routable object (another path or a road), otherwise we could not navigate through that path (not like we probably would in this place).

I made some small additions and reduced the size of the church yard. Don't know if you are aware there are OSMUK Cadastral Parcels available in the Backgrounds/Overlays menu. They show exact size of the plot, be it a church or private property. Sometimes it is helpful to establish where paths or service roads are.

Hi NTTrailsLSE,

Firstly, what a shame you missed the 180000000 changeset ;)
I was curious as to who was late for the round number and came here.

I noticed you are using what3words in your edits. Are you aware of this:
osm.wiki/What3words

Please refrain from adding incompatible data to OSM.

Me to, but only because we marked the 180000000 changeset
2026-03-18

Just came to check if this one is still here ;) Especially now when we went past 180,000,000 changesets
changeset/180000000

Ian, would you know if this pipeline is still in use? and if so is this still fuel

Came to say exactly that 😉 180000000 doesn't happen very often 🎉

Hi Ian, you must be local to add this kind of detail the parish. Would you be able to add paths, gates and more detail to the churchyard?

Hi IanAD123,
Thanks for spotting the changed road name.

Hey, is some of this estate already occupied?

Hi Jojoasante4,

Firstly, thanks for contributing to the OSM. It's great to see people adding to the map.
Could you tell me how did you get the current layout. Those streets are not yet visible on available imagery so it must have been hard to add those.

I guess this would be explanation as to what has happened:
https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2024/07/tapi-buys-carpetright/

Thanks Robert well spotted, I knew I saw the logo somewhere else.

Great addition, great use of the planning paperwork and mapwarper, thanks

Hey king carz,
Firstly, I'm glad to see a taxi company using OSM and actually making some worthwhile contributions.

As to the edit, I have some objections. Although Apollo Ave. is closed again for traffic it is physically connected to the Peterborough Rd. so we should not break that connection. There are a number of ways we can mark this junction unusable for vehicles while still make it work for cyclists and/or pedestrians.

I will restore the junction and place some bollards on the entrance to Apollo ave. Hopefully this will be enough to discourage any routing mechanism from taking this path. If this wouldn't be enough for you, we could make some other changes.

Hi Chris,
could you confirm if this really is a drinking water tap?
amenity=drinking_water
or should it be
man_made=water_tap

From experience, I wouldn't expect human drinking water made available in places like this. More often they are taps with water suitable for plants or clean.

Hey stillhart,
I know Legnica quite well but I no longer live there.
Here's a bunch of images which we could use to add detail to the charging station or we will have to wait until aerial photos are available.

https://legnica.naszemiasto.pl/tesla-uruchomila-w-legnicy-stacje-ultraszybkiego-ladowania-samochodow-elektrycznych-mozna-w-niej-ladowac-elektryki-roznych-marek-cennik/gh/c1p2-28295797

Hi Josh,
I noticed a couple of things in your changeset that could be improved.
When you draw a swimming pool in someone's garden, let it be IN the garden. Objects can overlap and they do in real life. Swimming pool is in the garden and not wrapped in it.

Other thing is shapes of the gardens. Don't know if you know but in the Background menu, under the Overlays there's OSMUK Cadastral Parcels layer. When selected, it will show you the exact shape of each parcel making drawing gardens and streets much easier.

Cheerio!

a możnaby tak revert revertu? ;)

Hej Mateusz,
Z mojej perspektywy szkoda że to zostało wycofane. Na Piekarach w Legnicy znikneły wysokości budunków, które przy widoku 3D byłyby całkiem użyteczne.