Hi and welcome to OpenStreetMap! Thanks for adding this apartment complex. I've added it as its own point here:
node/9862825384

Hi,
Please be more careful when adding new features like this: this edit changed Lewis and Clark Circle and part of the boundary for Washington park to a foot path. Also, please note that we don't use the name field to describe features in OSM, see osm.wiki/Names#Names_are_not_for_descriptions

I removed the name from the path and changed Lewis and Clark Circle back to a road.

Whoops, changeset comment should be 'landuse=recreation ground -> leisure=sports_centre'

Hi,

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I agree that landuse=recreation_ground wasn't the best tag for this.

Lately I've been tagging these areas as leisure=sport_centre, which has been used in other places such as:
way/486373390
way/325258797

Hi and welcome to OpenStreetMap! Thanks for all of your recent contributions. Please note in the future that we don't use the name tag to describe features, see osm.wiki/Names#Names_are_not_for_descriptions

I've moved the name for the Stormwater containment pond to the description.
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Hi,
Please note that 'Primary Road' should only be used for major highways like Highway 26 (see highway=primary)

Hi,
It looks like this changeset marks this segment of Highway 26 as a bridge:
way/996004220

Hi,
Please note that we don't use the name tag to describe features in OSM, see osm.wiki/Names#Names_are_not_for_descriptions

I would remove the name from these driveways and add an 'Address' point for the house and a 'Cemetery' point for the cemetery.

Hi and welcome to OpenStreetMap! Was this name change relatively recent? King County seems to still call this road '2nd Avenue South'.

Also, please note that we don't abbreviate street names in OSM (see osm.wiki/abbreviation). In this case, this should be unabbreviated to 'Delbert Road'

Hi and welcome to OpenStreetMap! Thanks for adding Moberi to the map.

It looks like you also removed the Cedar Mill Place shopping center in this changeset. Could you please explain why you've removed this?

In the future, please consider using more meaningful changeset comments than 'Map' so that other mappers have a better understanding of what you've done. You can read more about what makes a good changeset comment here:
osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments
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Hi,

Thanks for adding your business to the map. Please note however that we don't abbreviate street names in OSM: see osm.wiki/abbreviation

There should be a drop down of nearby streets when selecting the point you added in the web editor and clicking on the 'Street' box in the address field. This can save you some time and make sure the street name isn't abbreviated.

Ste. in the 'Unit' box should also be unabbreviated to Suite.

See comment on changeset/121378604

See comment on changeset/121378604

See comment in changeset/121378604

Hi,
Please note that we don't use the name to describe features in OSM, see:
osm.wiki/Names#Names_are_not_for_descriptions

In this case, the access=private tag already lets users know that this road is private, so the names should be removed

Hi,
Please note that we don't abbreviate street names in OSM, see:
osm.wiki/abbreviation

In this case, this street name should be unabbreviated to 'Limestone Road'

Oh, yeah it looks like the cricket ground is on the other side of the trail. This would be a 'cricket field' rather then a playground, but it looks like Organic Maps doesn't have an option for this.

I've mapped the cricket field here:
changeset/121391973

Hi,
Was this playground built recently? I don't remember seeing this when biking on the Banks-Vernonia Trail last summer.

Streetlevel imagery sources OSM contributors are allowed to use include Bing Streetside, Mapillary, and KartaView, which all can be accessed in the editor using the hotkey 'u' under 'Photo overlays'

Hi,
Please note that we're not allowed to copy off of Google Maps, see osm.wiki/Google

>The Google Maps Terms of Use explicitly forbid using Google Maps content - both map data and Google Street View - for making any other content. It includes using them for OSM mapping.