Baloo Uriza's Comments
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| 60205755 | I'm glad someone rolled this back, probably would have been a bit suspect if I had.
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| 60133523 | You're probably boned, since the internet doesn't forget and public records entities like your local government are likely to re-add the address to the map anyway. But what is clear is randomly editing OpenStreetMap is not the way to accomplish your goal, and degrades the map for everyone.
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| 60056945 | There seems to be a trend in your changesets in unnecessarily upgrading highway=* tags where it's not warranted.
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| 60128403 | Don't abbreviate in name=*, so instead of SW, use Southwest.
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| 60128121 | Where in the world did you ever get the idea Guymon changed its name?
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| 60110535 | Found the split in the curve to the new name. Also found the extension.
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| 60078668 | Elwood's not really major enough to warrant an upgrade.
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| 60033920 | OK 11 actually does traverse the link.
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| 60019889 | height=0 implies a two-dimensional object, probably not what was intended.
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| 60019777 | Looks OK, but adding name=Test and removing building=yes doesn't look so good.
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| 60006202 | William Charles Martin Park?
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| 59948539 | Doesn't look bad, but lanes shouldn't be used on laneless streets.
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| 59874377 | This is still closed and under construction.
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| 59874124 | Wow, that was some sloppy geometry.
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| 59854736 | Close, but don't bind closed area edges to the road centerlines |
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| 59842222 | Not sure how much interest you have in Oklahoma County, but I'm working on https://tasks.openstreetmap.us/project/11 right now.
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| 59796231 | The correct format for phone tags would be phone= 1-xxx-yyy-zzz, not (xxx) yyy-zzzz
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| 59791171 | Kind of an OK start, but landuse should be for the full lot, not individual buildings (building=residential works for residential buildings).
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| 59779952 | 1-918-258-7878 would be the correct format for phone tags.
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| 59754704 | Description covered it, no need to tag a name if it doesn't have a name.
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