This looks perfect, thanks for importing!

Sure, I'll revert this later today. I originally thought that adding the name=* tag was a good idea, but later found that OsmAnd rendered the name of the area:highways, cluttering up the rendering. This changeset, though, is tagging for the renderer, as I now see. OsmAnd should change, not osm. I'll revert this.

Thanks! Should I resolve the note now?

True, it can be considered a "park", but it is not a city park like the Osm definition of "park".

The Overpass Turbo Query Wizard does not handle emoji. Reverting might be hard. We would really like you to revert this edit - it is not part of the OSM community culture to revert other contributors intentional edits.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Brc4VFihJ0MxROzQkU78QhZ41xBnC0hM/view?usp=sharing

Several, actually.

I think that emoji are more fun, but they can also break existing programs that are expecting plain text.

The amount of wood you are adding is amazing! It is super high resolution, and does not overlap with roads. Nice job!
I have also been adding wood in Chapel Hill, NC, but have not yet added as much as you.
Leif Rasmussen

The tag wood=* is depreciated. Could you use leaf_type and leaf_cycle instead?

Looks good!

Thanks!

See www.changeset/64828972

Good point about not needing the tag "natural"="coastline"! I have removed all of the tags from the coastlines, so everything should look much cleaner now.

By the way, I would use NC Latest Orthoimagery to map woods, because Bing's imagery is very out of date.

Nice!

oneway=no can be useful in rare instances, just so that you know. StreetComplete finds likely oneway roads without oneway=* and asks "is this road oneway?". Removing oneway=no could possibly, in those rare instances, make StreetComplete ask the same question again. Not really an issue, though.

By the way, HOV lanes that are not separated from a motorway by a real physical barrier (such as a concrete wall or stretch of grass) are not mapped separately, but rather as tags added to the main motorway. See hov=*#hov:lanes
Thanks for your contributions,
Leif Rasmussen

Make sure to mark the task as mapped once you have imported all features inside, even if some buildings are still missing. This tasks was accidentally double imported, and it would be better if that did not happen again. I have reverted the newer changeset by mangokm40_import to remove the duplicated buildings and addresses, so no damage was done.
Thanks for helping us with importing!
Leif Rasmussen

Hi,
houston_mapper1 had already imported the features in this task, but did not mark the task as mapped for some reason. This means that this changeset created 1000s of duplicate features. I have reverted it using changeset #64167648, so no damage was done.
Thanks,
Leif

Whoops! Wrong comment. Correct comment:
Imported addresses and buildings. #osmus-tasks-83 osm.wiki/Miami-Dade_County_Address_Import