Dear dieterdreist,

yes, you are right. What I have done is that I merged the two Piazza Navonas and two Campos into one, since also in real life there is one of them (as far as I can remember from my last stay in Rome some weeks ago). ;-)

I thought that the fountains and the statue of Giordano Bruno are actually parts of the square so there might not be need of a multipolygon where the inner members are not parts of the whole (e.g. an isle in a lake is not part of the water).

However, I admit that I ignored that, though these objects are part of the square but, they are not part of the pavement… I might have done a mistake.

Nevertheless, I don't think in compromises the usability of the map in any aspect (except maybe if someone wants to measure the surface of the paved are on these piazze) so rating my edits as vandalism seems a bit exaggerated…

Thus, if you think it more appropriate, I can transform these places into multipolygons where the statue and the places are excluded from the pavement and then it will be more accurate and look nicer than it looks now.

What do you think of it?
Kind regards

Gábor