Where are you getting these names from? As of this evening, there were no signs indicating that the street was named "Crescent Avenue", or that either of the footways had names.

You appear to have duplicated several buildings such as the East Central Community Center, the East Size Library, and a CenturyLink office. Is this an import from somewhere?

Please don't attach non-building things to buildings like you did here. If we get better imagery in the future and need to re-align the building, it makes things difficult.

I suppose this means I need to drive past there, again, and observe that it looks an awful lot like a driveway, again?

Are you sure that's a building? It looks like a travel trailer to me.

1) Are you planning to restore the section of railroad you deleted here?

2) Is there a reason why you deleted a section of pipeline in Canada?

You added the address of "916 Toole Avenue" to two houses. Was this a mistake?

Are you sure all of these are adits? A mine with a name of "pit", if it's not an open-pit mine, is usually an exploration pit or mineshaft (either of which should be tagged "man_made=mineshaft"). One with "placer" in the name is almost certainly a placer mine (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placer_mining) of a streambed (there's no tag for this, but "landuse=quarry" isn't too wrong).

There are also a few outright mistakes here. For example, if you look at "Esri World Imagery", the surface scars of Rainbow Quarry are quite visible.

The road here really is named "North Road", and it really does have the directional prefix "North". I've reverted your re-naming.

Did you forget to change the business type of "Dominos", or is it really a laundromat sharing a name with the pizza chain?

Is level 8 really the correct level here? Neighborhoods (if they're administrative entities) are usually level 10. If they're not administrative, they're "place=neighborhood" rather than "boundary=administrative".

Where did you get the name "Gravel Point Cemetery" from? USGS topo maps call it "Wayside Cemetery", the GNIS node you deleted called it "Wayside Cemetary", and county records say it's run by the "Wayside Cemetery Association".

Are all the paths in the University of Montana really cycleways, and not sidewalks that permit bicycles?

When you're expanding things from nodes to areas like you did with the Blue Mountain Clinic, please remember to copy over information like the address and opening hours.

If you're not going to use meaningful changeset comments, could you at least use longer ones? A single comma is a bit tricky to click on in the history view.

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