What issues did you fix?

Do you know where it moved to?

Worth having a look at barrier=cycle%20barrier and seeing if you can add access tags for this :)

Check them afterwards but you can shift + click to select the buildings and press Q to do them all in one go ;)

Although the planters block cars on the ground, in OSM it's the cycleway that stops cars being routed through. In a sense you don't need the planters at all, so tbh I'm not too fussy on how they are represented in OSM. :)

But I put the planter on the cycleway (similar to bollards) as I've seen it's been done that way in London: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/19OL e.g. node/7681304707
Dunno if it might help with analysing the data to have the planter connected?

Though I would just say avoid duplication, either a line across or a node on the cycleway but not both.

Just a tip when adding buildings - please use the square function (shortcut Q) after drawing a building.
Also, although the Bing imagery is detailed it is usually slightly out of alignment. You should use the imagery offset tool in the background settings to move it to match the current data and/or the OSMUK Cadastral Parcels overlay before editing :)

I've removed the hospital area you added around the doctors.
Also, although the Bing imagery is detailed it is usually slightly out of alignment. You should use the imagery offset tool in the background settings to move it to match the current data and/or the OSMUK Cadastral Parcels overlay :)

Hi, just wondering if there's a reason why you added a commercial area around Kinloch Anderson and not retail?

Hi, you've added access=no to some paths here, e.g. way/967597612#map=18/55.91219/-3.54247 - are these paths open to walk and cycle along?

Hi, please try and use a better changeset comment if possible - saying "added bus stop" would be much better as "local area corrections" doesn't tell other users what you've changed, thanks :)

Hi, saw your tweet about this location :)
I've changed the planter line to a node on the cycleway (similar to how you would represent a bollard).
There appears to be some traffic calming bumps/humps on nearby roads, might be worth adding those as well.
Also, do you know what this new building is? way/966442916

Hi, just to make you aware that if you're adding paths you really should make the path connect to another road/path - this one for example is connected to nothing: way/957403422
Also, although the Bing imagery is newer and better, it is slightly out of alignment. If you are editing please enable the "OSMUK Cadastral Parcels" overlay and align Bing with the blue lines (for me it was about 3.50,-1.50). Thanks! :)

Hi, I've fixed the building you attempted to add here, and also added an access road from the east. Let me know if the map accurately reflects what's on the ground, thanks.

Don't think this should be a pedestrian area - going by Mapillary it just seems like a normal road but with paving stones, and the only restriction is no parking?

way/907778681 this bit might need to be updated, seems to be open? https://youtu.be/YSwv_sB2-yM?t=395

To answer the other changeset - don't know how to partially revert and not sure what history I removed?

Sorry about the untagged nodes, not easy to see them JOSM! Didn't think the layer tag was needed as almost none of the other piers in OSM have a layer tag.

Regarding this changeset - don't forget to check the offset of imagery, as you moved the platform out of alignment with everything else :)

I've reverted this changeset to restore the more detailed outline of the loch.

Maybe these shouldn't be tracks?

Hi, not sure if you're aware but the Bing imagery is slightly out of alignment with the existing map data, OS and ESRI clarity (old Bing).
There is a OSM UK Cadastral parcel background layer available to hep align Bing, you can add an offset of 3.3,-2.4 which I used when making changes here. :)

Please be aware of the note tag that you missed, it's not a one way road way/145981769