OK, I'm afraid just removing the copyright doesn't change the questionability of your source. Can you address that?

Did you just copy these from Google? What has me concerned is your tagging in way/182541134

And maybe harass OreDOT for their insufficient signage, a statewide problem.

Probably worth keeping as the name=* for now until we know when it stopped being called that, if ever.

Minnesota Freeway comes from Oregon DOT, after Minnesota Avenue.

OK, I think we're in a situation where we're both technically correct, since it's not uncommon for buildings to have a postal address different from street address. I'm in no way saying you're wrong (particularly since that would be where I would expect 175 2nd St to be, and 1 Technology Ctr actually took asking for directions to figure out). But now we're running into OSM's philosophy of "map what's posted" (1 Technology Center) versus what the postal service knows (though, I'd imagine both addresses would be valid to the postal service). A similar situation exists with Williams Center and Williams Tower addresses down the block...

More confusing would be that an address on 2nd Street #400, 400 Williams Tower II, or 2 Williams Tower #400 would be interpreted as equal street addresses...do we even have tagging for this local idiom?

This is a pretty strong edge case. I used to run service calls to this location and was usually given the address 1 Technology Ctr for the location.

Probably some dumbass mistake introduced before the turn lane editing tools got good. I'm about to go over all of the turnpikes pretty closely since 240 are too much in flux to narrow it down at the moment.

Welcome to Tulsa and welcome to OpenStreetMap! Glad to see some fresh names around here!

Please review name tags carefully when editing. Also be aware that name=US Highway 70 isn't correct, it either lacks a name tag and just has ref=US 70 or has a proper name. In this case, you smashed out a section of highway that was renamed in 2013.

I know you're not new to this, so you mind fixing this yourself? Namely, the addr:street is wrong (add the entire name), phone numbers should be in international format, and you really need to read the wiki page on opening_hours already.

Aah, not sure if there's been new development there lately but when I went to go vote at John Ross while I was still living in Mingo RV Park, save for Spartan and the apartments behind it, that block was pretty much overgrown foundations.

Which intersection, please? I'd be happy to make a closer look.

Not to be a jerk, but got no changeset comment to go with and saw a lot of deletes in the area...what's going on?

I'm fairly sure most of this space bound by 244, Memorial, Pine and 89th would be brownfield. You can find foundations and stuff from a previously destroyed development in this area.

It's not clear to me what was being done with this changeset given the huge number of removals and changes scattered piecemeal. Changeset descriptions would help.

I'll get to that note at some point, I'm a bit behind on catching up on those.

Yes, if it's on the intersection, it applies to all directions entering the intersection.

This is intentional, as it's my understanding that highway=road is for roads short in the tooth. This is currently the latest on this, I am proactively monitoring the situation in the Crossroads area.

If you're interested in looking into long-term and more than trivial editing, you might want to look into JOSM as an editor. id is excellent for small work, though JOSM is better for handling large scale or more precise work.