If buildings are torn down, but still visible in current aerial imagery, it's recommended that rather than just delete them, you tag them with a [lifecycle][1] prefix. In your case you would probably want to use "demolished:". Note that you'll end up with building buildings tagged "demolished:building=yes" rather than just "building=yes". This way they will no longer be rendered, but just act as a notification to other mappers. [1]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Lifecycle_prefix

If buildings are still visible in current aerial imagery, it's recommended that rather than just delete them, you tag them with a [lifecycle][1] prefix. In your case you would probably want to use "demolished:". Note that you'll end up with building tagged "demolished:building=yes" rather than just "building=yes". This way they will no longer be rendered, but just act as a notification to other mappers. [1]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Lifecycle_prefix

If buildings are still visible in current aerial imagery, it's recommend recommended that rather than just delete them, you tag them with a [lifecycle][1] prefix. In your case you would probably want to "demolished:". Note that you'll end up with building tagged "demolished:building=yes" rather than just "building=yes". This way they will no longer be rendered, but just act as a notification to other mappers. [1]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Lifecycle_prefix

If buildings are still visible in current aerial imagery, it's recommend that rather than just delete them, you tag them with a [lifecycle][1] prefix. In your case you would probably want to "demolished:". Note that you'll end up with building tagged "demolished:building=yes" rather than just "building=yes". This way they will no longer be rendered, but just act as a notification to other mappers. [1]: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Lifecycle_prefix