Hello.
Once again, description= tag should NOT be used as your personal changeset comment!
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Also, please note that ref= tag is intended for MTA's bus stop number, which unique to each and every bus stop.
If you want to record which bus line it is, it must be tagged in route_ref= tag.
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Hello.
What is the meaning of tag "re=B46-S"?
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Hello.
As documented on note=* this tag is intended to inform other mappers about non-obvious information about an element, the author's intent when creating it, or hints for further improvement.
Telling somebody sitting in front of their computer that this field has ticks is not that useful information.. :)
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Hello.
When you map features, try to keep the number of nodes to the minimum as long as they accurately represent the real world features.
For example, way/1171643578 should've been mapped just with 2 or 4 nodes, start and end. Instead you mapped it with 20 🙂
Extra(unnecessary) nodes just bloats the database, make rendering of the map slower and make adjusting ways needlessly fidgety.
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I don't remember the specifics of this edit from 3 months ago, but probably it was iD's warning of the outdated tags not matching the name-suggestion-index database.

Perhaps take a look at bicycle_parking=* to see if other values would be more fitting here?

You can also use mobile app EveryDoor (both android and iOS) to map POIs while out and about. Might be easier to map while you are standing in front of it rather than remember it later in front of a computer.

Hmm, when I searched wiki it didn't show me that tag. I'll revert. 👍

Hello.
What are you trying to map with police=range polygons?🤨
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Hello.
Please note that for sidewalks concrete plates and concrete have different meanings.
"Concrete plates" implies that they were poured elsewhere and installed in place as a whole. These are pretty rare as sidewalk surface in NYC.
"Concrete" are the usual sidewalk types you see all over NYC where they pour concrete on site.
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here's a few other sites that talk about court sizes for kids https://granitestatekids.com/10-and-under-kids-tennis/
http://www.charlotte.usta.com/USTA_Jr__Team_Tennis/Quick_Start_Tennis
https://www.classicturf.org/what-is-a-regulation-size-tennis-court/
In iD you can enable measurement panel and see measure the dimensions of those courts.

You could add max_age=8 tag to these courts if you feel that's necessary.. 🤷‍♂️

Is the phone number the same for the new as the old business?
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You moved this bike rack in the middle of the street?🤨 That doesn't seem correct..
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Hello.
Once again, please note that "this line goes somewhere" and "estimating based on insulator type" are not appropriate values for the description= tag. Please reread what this tag is intended for at description=*
If you'll continue to make such intentionally incorrect edits, your account will be referred to Data Working Group.
If you don't know what to put in the description tag, it's fine to leave it empty.
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are you sure those are pickleball courts? Pickleball courts are 44ft long. These are 36ft long.
Peewee tennis courts are 36ft long.
For example https://www.scjtl.org/images/stl_pics/youth-tennis-chart.gif
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Hello.
There are a number of problems with this changeset.
For one, please group your changes into smaller geographic areas, such a neighborhood, a city or a county at most. Your changes in Long Branch should've been separate from the rest of them.

Additionally, when mapping features that supposed to have straight corners, such as buildings or parking lots, after you draw that feature you can right click on it and select "Make Square" (shortcut key Q) to adjust that feature's shape, making your mapping look neater and that feature more accurately represent its real world shape.

Additionally, you mapped Abram Demaree Homestead as both a node and a building. Doing that goes against osm.wiki/One_feature,_one_OSM_element guideline. It should be mapped either as a building or a node.
Similar issue with "Farm Cafe" across the street.

Also, I noticed you deleted some buildings and drew new ones in their place. Generally, in OSM it's better to modify existing features to their current state rather than delete+make new. Updating existing features preserves that object's history which can be useful to refer to in the future.

Finally, when mapping streets, their names should always be fully spelled out. "Jones Court", not "Jones Ct".

Please update your edit to correct these issues.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask.👍

Hello.
Could you please elaborate what are you trying to map here? There's a fence in the middle of a crosswalk?
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Hello.
What is the purpose of this relation? All the street segments are already mapped and tagged as ways. Seems like goes against osm.wiki/One_feature,_one_OSM_element
Also why did you add subway platforms to a street relation?
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Hello.
Why did you create multipolygon relation here? Could've been mapped just as simple area, no?
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