I'd say so, yes. Even the smallest cul-de-sac roads can be tagged as residential.

Perhaps if it was private and didn't have a name, then service would be more appropriate.

Hi, thanks for adding lots of detail around Windermere recently.

I'd say that the lower part of Thwaites Lane is best tagged as residential based on the wiki and local knowledge - there's houses facing it and addressed off it, and it's part of the public highway network. width/lanes/sidewalk tags could be added to indicate its characteristics.

Feel free to drop me a message if there's anything local you want to discuss! :)

@benjo384 Hi, you added the name Dales Way to way/889014234. Have you walked the route and surveyed the waymarking signage? I ask because there is an unresolved map note on it (note/2366584) - does the waymarked route follow this path through the fields and not along the road? Thanks.

I used amenity=washing_machine on node/11523754643 (and previously on the former one at Morrisons).

The wiki page has a photo of one of these Revolution machines if the scroll down to the gallery section. I think there's one at the petrol station on Coastal Road, too.

Your hard work (and hashtagging) doesn't go completely unnoticed, thanks 👍

Looks good :)

Thanks. I don't think The Range is part of this retail park; it has its own car park accessed from Duke Street and Abbey Road. The old address was probably correct, and it should also be excluded from the Hindpool Retail Park area.

Hi, thanks for all the details you have recently added. Town names are usually, and more correctly, mapped as nodes in the centre rather than on an outline (see place=town?uselang=en-GB). To keep the local mapping consistent, please can you add the Dumfries place=town node back? If you need help "undeleting" it (it's better to this rather than create a new node) please let me know. :)

Hi, thanks for all your ongoing edits. To help other local mappers understand what has been changed and where, please provide more detailed changeset comments such as "added to details to garden centre, Ambleside". Happy mapping, and any queries just ask. :)

Hi, thanks for your edits to the map in Ulverston! Usually bicycle=no means that there is signage specifically prohibiting bicycles, but if there is no signage I'd tag it as bicycle=dismount in this instance. Shame they didn't construct the modal filter to allow for cycling!

Please can you check what has happened with relation/17099206? It seems to have flooded a number of fields.

Additional source: pol_branch_list_2023‑09‑27

Thanks for the fast reply and new changeset! :)

Hi, you have added data to the gift shop rather than the attraction itself. There is no admission fee for the shop and I'm not sure it's fully wheelchair accessible. Did you mean to edit way/404073177 ?

Hi, thanks for your recent edits to lifeboat stations. Just wondering why a multipolygon is needed here?

Hi, Thanks for the quick reply and edit. Happy mapping. :)

Hi, what is your source for this edit? It was only two years ago that the cobbles/setts were reinstated, and I haven't seen anything in the local media about the surface changing to tarmac again.

2021 article: https://www.yourcumbria.org/News/2021/countycountysetttoreopenfrontstreetalston.aspx

Thanks. Just in time for its TV appearance! :D

Hi, thanks for your mapping in Lancaster.

In this edit you've added a duplicate Cornerhouse and a duplicate Mini Market, both of which were already mapped, but easily done in StreetComplete. I've fixed these in changeset/141232490 :)

(PS great username - fan of a certain YTer?!)

Hi, is there is reason the tourist info centres can't have both tags? They are used as gift shops just as much as they are used for tourist info.