You've changed the Junction Hotel to a hostel named GBD yet according to http://www.thejunction.net.nz/grahamstown-bar-and-diner/ this is still the hotel with a restaurant as well. I think you should revert the change to the hostel and add a restaurant as well (named Grahamstown Bar and Diner with an alt_name of GBD). There is also no need to add a note if you are making a change

Hi, I think the addresses you added should be tagged as addr:suburb=Birkdale and addr:city=Auckland

The houses you have added have a lot of angles that are close to but not quite 90 degrees. In ID if you right click the way you can select "Square" (or shortcut S) which will make the angles 90 degrees.

This changeset has added a church building inside the library building - can you please fix. I have commented on a few of your changesets (http://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-discussion-comments?uid=8714835), can you please look into these comments.

If you use JOSM (+ utilsplugin2) you can add node (Shift+D) to add a node from co-ordinates. Then select the newly added node and your existing node and replace geometry (Ctrl+Shift+G) to update your existing node to the new coordinates

Hi there, this changeset has resulted in two overlapping churches, "Melville Methodist Church / Hamilton Methodist Parish" and "Hamilton Maori Seventh-Day Adventist Church"

Interesting, looks like AC or HNZ just stuck the macron on afterwards (it's not painted/printed like the rest of the sign) which is what made me think they were defaced.

Shouldn't this be Q143?

Source was local knowledge (visited 26-Apr-2019)

Welcome to OSM and thanks for your edit. One thing I've noticed - you've put the address as the name. The name field should be used as per name=*#Additional_data . In this case isn't the name of the restaurant "Raewyn's Restaurant"?

This changeset has added a building over the top of the existing building.

I don't think you can change changeset descriptions, you can just add something here as a comment to note what it should be.

So it it - they must have been quick because it's been there since the sign went up. I shall correct the name in OSM since I based it off the sign

I don't know about this road specifically but road names do use macrons, see https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=-36.87596734587157&lng=174.6987959799185&z=17&pKey=zIDBVkw-vQuqKO4gUvV0bg&focus=photo&x=0.36845352126638037&y=0.46399225946483064&zoom=0.5372492836676218 for example

Hi welcome to OSM and thanks for your edits. Please don't use the name key for descriptions such as "jump into the water" and "beach and swimming". See name=* for what it is to be used for.

Rather than tagging this as a tourist attraction it should be shop=e-cigarette as per shop=e-cigarette. Also please don't use the name field for descriptions ("vape shop"). Thanks, Rob.

For one way roads you can simply tag the way as oneway=yes rather than using a relation and the routers will honour that. In this case though from the aerial imagery it doesn't appear Nolan Road is one way anyway - certainly not in the LINZ Aerial imagery you cite as source

Shouldn't this rather be tagged natural=wood given I don't think it's "Wooded area maintained by human to obtain forest products" (landuse=forest)

Hi, this changeset has added footpaths zig zagging through houses (way/655284522) and other changes not supported by the imagery used. In addition you have used a changeset comment that in no way describes the changes you have made. Can you please revert the mistaken changes and in future use proper changeset comments as per osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments

Conventions used seem to vary wildly. If you add access=no then vehicle=no is implicit. That's the way I've tagged the closed Waitakere paths and it seems to render correctly and not allow routing, see way/44347941 for an example