The Ring of Gullion way had a bit of a gap in it so I filled it in in changeset/179663186
Cheers,
Andy

Thanks for reverting

The car park building is visible under construction from Esri and Mapbox imagery, but was actually completed a couple of years ago. The car park extends west out of the building.

It is unclear how the parking aisle crosses Steeton Brook; my guess is that that is completely covered now (I didn't look).

I saw no indication of any charging suggesting it is free. https://www.yorkshire.com/sutton-in-craven/parking/steeton-silsden also suggests free but council map has a misnamed pay car park located here. Previous OSM status was pay.

Hello and welcome to OpenStreetMap!
If the things that you are drawing are rectangular - and I'm guessing that way/1482610940 etc. are - you can square them up by pressing "q" in the editor.
Best Regards,
Andy

Hello,
This really doesn't make sense as a "proposed" feature. See the caveats on proposed=* for more details about what sort of "proposed" things make sense in OSM.
I'd suggest deleting it from OSM, but it's worth noting that even after you do that you'll still be able to query it with Overpass (just use a date before it was deleted). If you want a representation on a map, something like uMap would be ideal for you.
Best Regards,
Andy
(from OSM's Data Working Group - Ticket#2026022810000289)

Ha - well, the current state can be seen at https://map.atownsend.org.uk/tmp/2954c6ef-1c9b-4322-97b0-9da37777c139~1.jpg . One of the 166 references has been stickered over, one hasn't (or perhaps the sticker fell off or was removed).

Siempre que haya fronteras internacionales en cuestión, definitivamente vale la pena discutirlo en el foro https://community.openstreetmap.org/ en lugar de solo usar discusiones de conjuntos de cambios; de esa manera, más personas estarán al tanto.

Whenever international boundaries are in question, it's definitely worth discussing in the forum https://community.openstreetmap.org/ rather than just using changeset discussions - that way more people will be aware of it.

I guess it was important when it was a PIRATA buoy, but what is it important for now (assuming it's not at the bottom of the Atlantic, which alas is likely)

Hello,
You've undeleted it as "disused", but are you sure that there is something still there? The links on changeset/154996123 suggest "missing, presumed sunk".
Best Regards,
Andy

Hello,
I suspect that the highway=steps tag got accidentally removed from way/687378500/history . I've re-added it - hope that is OK
Best Regards,
Andy

Thanks for filling in this gap. I'm assuming that the other two cycle routes also follow this path, which gives as relation/1318928#map=16/51.54373/-2.63821 , relation/9540148#map=17/51.544247/-2.640468 and relation/5479822#map=17/51.544340/-2.639309 . Does that look OK?

I'll have to go and have a look the next time I'm in the area.

Ah - thanks for that.

Thanks - quite the outlier: relation/11237#map=12/53.7592/-2.1763 !

Also includes 11 bus into town

Just wondered is relation/20187045 spelt OK? ("d" rather than "t")?

What exactly is a "route=administrative"? I'm looking at relation/1549115/history and am confused...

You wouldn't happen to know if the sign at node/9047561434 is still there or if it has been taken down, by any chance?

Hello and welcome to OSM!
Just to let you know, there's a bit of a bg in the iD editor where it doesn't warn you if gaps appear in boundary relations like for example Iveruss relation/6445228 here. I fixed that in changeset/178134053 .
If you click on something in the iD editor (like way/1474379891 here) and scroll down at the left-hand side you can see a bit of information about what it is a member of, and if you hover the mouse over the blue bit for each it highlights them at the right (well, ish - there are some bugs in that too).
Best Regards,
Andy