Are you sure about all of these changes? node/1755584570/history for example doesn't appear to have anything to do with the brand you added.

Hi, instead of deleting places outright can you leave the address information and just remove the tags relevant to the restaurant? That way we don't lose the address info, which doesn't usually change when a business closes. Thanks.

There is no castle here.

Duck1e, please don't add fictional objects to OSM; this is a map of the real world that people actually use. I have reverted your changes and removed all of Hailey's many imaginary castles.

You sure about this name change? It looks odd.

Looks good. I re-tagged it as a footway since it's so narrow and added the gate.

Do you know anything more about this? I can't find any evidence that the alley has actually been abandoned by the city. There's nothing in the permit/planning/parcel history for the adjacent properties about adding a gate or closing the alley - the gate just appeared a year or two ago. As far as I can tell there is still a public right of way here named "Cooper Alley" and the gate is probably illegal. There are a couple of properties that can only be accessed from the alley and have "Cooper Alley" addresses.

Are you sure about these buffer stops? It's not uncommon for tracks to just end without any buffer, and I don't see any here on bing streetside.

This is not accurate. Hilgard Avenue doesn't bend 90 degrees to the south like this; that's just some random private residential driveway serving the last two houses at the end of the street.

Hi. The bay is not named "Frisco Bay". The airfield at the Alameda NAS has been closed for a while now - those runways are not active runways and have been abandoned for years. Saildrone's website is still showing them in the same location. I have reverted this changeset. Please keep in mind that this is a map of the real world that people actually use, and shouldn't be used for testing.

Hi, why did you delete node/2371176901/history ?

Did it get damaged? Usually that's not the kind of thing that would go away.

Ok, I did a partial revert, trying to fix the things that were broken while retaining the golf course features you added.

Hey, you deleted the address node here along with the shop. It's better to just remove the relevant amenity/shop,etc tag(s) and leave the address, so that the info isn't lost.

Hey, a bunch of things seem to have gotten messed up in your recent edits to Tilden; I see a number of wooded areas being deleted and at least one road, a large chunk of the golf course outline disappeared, and a bunch of other random deletions. I'm tempted to just revert everything but it looks like you also added some valid things.

"kerb=lowered" is sometimes used to indicate that a crosswalk has curb cuts. It's being used here to describe a feature of the crossing rather than a type of curb.

In this case it doesn't make sense to add barrier=kerb, which would imply that there was a curb on the street that had to be driven/walked over.

Hey, I'm not familiar with this shopping center bur those ways had different level tags. Are you sure they're not actually two different footways on different levels?

Hi, see the comments at:

changeset/82892963

Hi, see the comments at:

changeset/82892963#map=18/37.87076/-122.26812

Hey, this is not correct - the street was reconfigured a few months ago.

I'm not sure it makes sense to tag the stations themselves as "level=-2". I would consider the entire facility (the concourse level, platform level, elevators, etc. to be the station. It would make sense for the individual elements inside the station to get a level tag though.

I'm not seeing a no left turn sign from westbound University to Milvia (see https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/ELBrZmLvibPctJ40T1OAHz from Sep 2019). Is it new?