mural: keep buffalo a secret https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%22Keep_Buffalo_a_Secret%22_mural,_Main_Street,_Buffalo,_New_York_-_20201220.jpg

#EveryDoor

These are tagged as building=gate. This tag is undocumented and ambiguous: for example, the Brandenburg gate uses the same tag. Does an experienced airport mapper have a better suggestion? For examples, there is aeroway=gate, though that is documented only on nodes (aeroway=gate)

These are tagged as building=gate. This tag is undocumented and ambiguous: for example, the Brandenburg gate uses the same tag. Does an experienced airport mapper have a better suggestion? For examples, there is aeroway=gate, though that is documented only on nodes (aeroway=gate)
(see also the same tagging at Heathrow airport)

not a car park any more but outdoor seating called "The Secret Garden" (not just during Fringe)

#EveryDoor

Is cycling here legal? Would be useful to mark the section of highway=pedestrian as bicycle=yes in that case, as otherwise routers won't know about it / will assume otherwise

#surveyme to confirm if this is still oneway. I remember it's oneway from the Shore but oneway seems unlikely as there would be no legal way to exit given that the Shore is now bus, taxi, cycle only

New bus lane controls here (https://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/parking-tickets/bus-lane-notices), these should be mapped (the southbound one with conditional restrictions) but waiting for a response from the mapper who removed them when they were first mapped (changeset/142838950)

Is this really used for swimming? I find no reference to swimming in it online. It is described as a natural pool in the river, in the sense of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stream_pool, and looking at the tagging history of the object, I wonder if the Maproulette mapper misunderstood the natural=pool as a reference to swimming.
way/606787821/history