This changeset deleted carefully (and repeatedly) added ways, and lacked a clear changeset comment to explain how or why they were removed. Please don't do this again. Here's the changeset that fixed (some?) of the damage: changeset/122067281

Where did you find this MapRoulette task, and how did you make this changeset without using a normal editor (like JOSM, or iD, etc.)?

Where did you find this MapRoulette task, and how did you make this changeset without using a normal editor (like JOSM, or iD, etc.)?

Where did you find this MapRoulette task, and how did you make this changeset without using a normal editor (like JOSM, or iD, etc.)?

Please don't make changesets without any comment; it seems from context like this was part of the Modified name="forest"/"Forest" tag #maproulette https://maproulette.org/browse/challenges/23293 task, but it's still important to leave a comment on every changeset.

Ah, nice. So sometimes underground pipes *are* visible on imagery -- good to know!

I presume this is sourced from the Texas Railroad Commission, like your other pipeline additions in Texas?

Is this from https://pvnpms.phmsa.dot.gov/PublicViewer/ or another source?

Where did you find these details about the Trans-Alaska Pipeline?

What's your source for Kentucky pipeline data?

Just checking on the sources here -- I presume it's from the "Texas Railroad Commision website" like your other (good!) work in Texas? If you remember any more details about where the pipeline data is on the website, that'd be very welcome.

More importantly than a wiki page -- how did you find out the routes of these pipelines? They aren't visible in imagery, as far as I can tell.

I see you added an underground pipeline in this changeset ( way/1063679577 ) -- where did you source the route from?

Nice work adding all these underground pipelines! Where did you find a freely-licensed source for them, and what is that source?

Do you happen to remember the source you used for these undersea communications cables?

This looks like an import -- and a neat one! Where's the wiki page about it?

Makes sense, thanks! Someone (you, if you're willing) should make a wiki page documenting this, so people can be more confident in deleting them (or at least, the hires=yes ones -- there are various hires=no ones out there, which it seems may still be useful).

I'm not familiar with the "hires" tag, and it doesn't seem to be documented on the wiki. Could you say more about where you heard about it, and what you meant by adding it?

Please consider making future edits like this in smaller, individual changesets, to avoid covering such a large area with the bounding box.

I can't actually tell if this pier is signed as a place where "boats are explicitly permitted to moor" as it says on the wiki for mooring=* -- but it's clear from the aerial images that it satisfies the criteria at man_made=pier