Hi,
Do you have the name of the hotel?
Are you 100% sure of location? It appears to be in the road, rather than in any of the buildings alonside the road

Hi,
do you have the names for the bar and the fast food place you have added to the map?
Are you sure about the locations? The bar appears to be in the old Aviva car park and the fast food place appears to be in the Kitchen Accessory shop (used to be Budgens)

I thought your tag of flood_prone was quite appropriate for the ings

No worries, sort of thing I often inadvertently do.

relation/3005848 and relation/3005931

You might have broken the 142 and 143 bus route relation continuity

Hi, there are basically 3 types of post boxes for stamped mail; pillar (free-standing), wall (built into a wall or building) and lamp (mounted to a pole or similar). This post box is primarily a pillar box and secondly has two slots for letters. Double pillar is confusing as it wouldn't show up as a pillar box in a search for "pillar" and double pillar is extraneous as the number of apertures makes it obvious it is a double. Type C also makes it clear it is an double post box and lets you know it has an oval top. As you can see if you look at which tags have been used to describe post boxes double-pillar is a very uncommon one http://taginfo.openstreetmap.org.uk/keys/post_box:type#values
I think it is just peculiar coincidence we were editing the same box in a few days after it had been unchanged for a year.

be careful using aerial images, eg the nurses accomodation by york hospital was knocked down many years ago

Yes, fixed now, thanks for spotting this.

I'm embarrassed to notice I hve editted this four times and missed this typo.

You're right, I can't work out why it was not there. I have added it now, thanks.

I'm no expert, the OSM wiki says a multipolygon can have "Two disjunct outer rings" and says on the relations:site (proposal) page that for schools with multiple sites to use a multipolygon relation.

I have now tagged the ways as outers now, which I had failed to do on this changeset. Hopefully this will fix it - unless you have a better way to fix this (I didn't want to have the schools joined together across the road as this would give the wrong impression that the road would be going though a school campus rather than being a public road going between two school campuses)
Thanks

oops, looks like I have! Now fixed, thanks for spotting this.
(or it could be Potlatch not recording all my changes in a changeset again)

Hi, is way/424238404 part of the temporary diversion to route NCN route 67?
It appears to be untagged.
way/424238404

thanks, sadly that looks like it was one of my typos.

Clifford's Tower and Multangular Tower are already on the map and in greater detail.

There is/was a school sign on the roadside in the woods alongside the field, so I assumed the field belonged to the school. It could be they are just advertising the school on a field adjacent, I am happy to defer to local knowledge.

Hi,
What are you trying to dowith this edit?
You seem to be deleting lots of ways and nodes and losing information about which junctions are roundabouts, their speed limits whether they have pavement, what the source was for this data.

oops, you are right, my heavy fingered typing is to blame. Thanks for spotting that.
Can't really definitively help you with whether the other pathway is gated, sorry.

Hmm, it was three years ago I surveyed this, so I can't remember where I got the name from, but I personally don't like the hyphenation so must have got the hyphens from somewhere - though this is what we always called this alley.
The local tourist guides corroborate that "Peculiar Lane" is an alternative name for the alley
www.jorvik.co.uk/petergate
http://mediafiles.thedms.co.uk/Publication/YK/cms/pdf/12-media-culture-Snickleways%202013.pdf
With Precentors Court I think I was showing the road was Precentors Court, but the Footway was the Hole in the Wall alley - but I will go and have another look this week.