Reverted - service roads don't go through walls. Plus this area is being redeveloped and is subject to change

Realigned with ESRI - fixed up non-square buildings (probably due to pointy roofs and strange Maxar parallax) added missing building, created multipolygon

Adjusted roads, redrew buildings - realigned and separated them -- needs a survey

Realigned to move buildings off of roads!

Realigned buildings to ESRI clarity so that they don't overlap the roads.

I tried to keep the new tags you added -- so hopefully, just a glitch

I'm going to revert this -- you've removed the building tag and all the address information.

I've tried to adjust this so landuses don't overlap -- does "Kings Weston Ln" have a better name?

I'm going to revert most of this -- you've moved separate buildings on top of each other -- and put a whole landuse layer on top of an existing one.

If you insist on use a beta imagery layer you need to adjust it to match existing content -- not just move stuff randomly.

Why are you adding oneway=yes -- there are no oneway markings -- please check Bing Streetside.

Why are you adding oneway=yes -- there are no oneway markings -- please check Bing Streetside.

You've removed the oneway sections that are clearly visible on mapbox and maxar imagery.

Please stop if you're still importing footpaths piecemeal -- it's still an import!

There is no GPX data for the paths you are adding -- it doesn't seem that they've ever been surveyed. I think you need to survey them and provide GPX data. If not I'll revert all the imports including this one.

Well it's really simple if you survey it yourself and don't copy.

Assuming all the licencing is fine (!) then maybe any new "paths" need a source=rowmaps and fixme=survey (unless you've walked them).

Maybe ask some questions on the talk-gb mailing list -- they may have some better ideas.

Ugggh, it sounds like you are copying from other maps?

I think you probably need to revert some of this unless you have an explicit licence to use South Glostershire council data in OpenStreetMap -- it's extremely likely to be Crown Copyright and probably mixed in with Ordnance Survey data.

Do you have a better change set comment - what did you modify?

This just looks like an import from rowmaps - you need to revert your changes (or I can) and follow the import guidelines as specified on the OSM wiki.

Please don't move existing buildings -- just realign Maxar to match them -- ESRI clarity is recommeded on the Bristol wiki page. I'll fix them up.