Thanks for fixing, this was a result of fumbling a new keyboard shortcut. Not sure why JOSM didn't flag these when I went to upload the changes it normally catches things like this for me.
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Fixed with CS# 126416056

I don't know how all the nodes ended up with a source=esri tag. I will try fix this now.
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Hi Proseperosity, welcome to OSM and thanks for your contributions. As you've discovered, editing coastlines can become quite complex especially when they're contained in Relations and at interfaces with rivers! I've had a go at tidying the rivermouth where you identified the coastline should end and the river begins. I used the JOSM editor which is a more powerful editor than the web iD editor, which is better suited for complex edits like this.

Hi D-AIHB, Welcome to OSM and thanks for your contribution. Nice to see construction date information added. Note that there is a dedicated tag for capturing the construction date of features, it is 'start_date', you can read about it here on the OSM Wiki: start_date=*

Oops it looks like I deleted more turnlane relations than I intended. I will work to rectify these.
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Hi Chris, welcome to OpenStreetMap and thank you for your contributions. I've reviewed this changeset and your others from today, all looking good. Nice to see descriptive changeset comments, too.
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Hi Vaibhav, thanks for using RapiD to import the LINZ buildings in Pakuranga, it's great to see the gaps filling in! I recommend checking the 'Maxar Premium Imagery' background layer while you do this. Maxar imagery is much more recent than the default 'LINZ aerial', so you will see some areas where the import buildings have been demolished and replaced with townhouses. For example 7 Udys Road:

https://mapwith.ai/rapid#background=Maxar-Premium&datasets=ef9136b079e24bbfb432be9bbdd246ff&disable_features=points,boundaries&map=19.80/-36.90943/174.88442

Large sign at the Onetangi Rd entrance to this road, stating it is private for resident's access only.
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Large sign at the Onetangi Rd entrance to this road, stating it is private for resident's access only.
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Hi Hontas, please take more care with your edits. Here you have deleted an existing building, and replaced it with a new building, with less detail (lost building:levels and building=commercial). Unclear why this was done I guess it was a mistake while you were editing.
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Hi Hontas, why have you deleted this sports field feature? I don't believe it has been demolished.
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I can see a short section of footpath alongside here, I have mapped it separately as it's own way: way/1085013297
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Fixed the dragged address nodes: https://osmcha.org/changesets/124612629/

Hi Liam thanks for the edits I will fix the address for you, thanks for flagging the issue. If node points are getting in the way while you are editing, you can disable points in the iD editor options, so you can't accidentally delete or drag them. Also I think you meant to add trees in Caithness Park, you have added them as 'natural=wood', but this will not work, they should be 'natural=tree'. Natural=wood is used for larger wooded areas, rather than tree points. Cheers
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Hi Liam Welcome to OpenStreetMap and thanks for your edits. I can see you're adding houses and buildings in New Zealand. It's quite labour-intensive to trace them all yourself, if you want you can try the RapiD editor, which facilitates importing building outlines from an existing dataset: https://mapwith.ai/rapid#background=LINZ_NZ_Aerial_Imagery&datasets=ef9136b079e24bbfb432be9bbdd246ff&disable_features=boundaries&map=18.20/-36.89937/174.88211
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Possibly I have figured it out - the Cook Islands Topo25 maps?

https://data.linz.govt.nz/layer/52316-cook-islands-topo25-zone4-gridless-maps/

Hi Kyle I've been editing Rarotonga and have come across a few of your edits which used this custom mapwarper layer. I'm curious what this source was?

Welcome to OSM and thanks for your edits. The ways you are adding appear to be driveways. The convention is to tag these with highway=service and service=driveway. highway=residential should be reserved for the public, named roads.
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Agree with your point about Auckland Central, which usually is used to refer to the central suburbs of the isthmus.

To me, the "Auckland" seems redundant in "Auckland City Centre". I think just "City Centre" would be better, that is what is seen on road signs for example: https://www.mapillary.com/app/?pKey=279369030565390