This looks like a private driveway. Not sure if it connects through to the alleyway though. County iMap also does not display it.
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This moved a stop sign (node/6611132085) out of position. Fixed!

changeset/170909401

@Glassman Looks like the church was recently marked as demolished[way/228764315/history/6] and in a construction site[way/1422502654].

Also the moving company seems to have a lot of incorrect tags (e.g. not a commercial building, and the address belongs to the nearby house).

I'm going to revert this and add the moving company back, unless you have further comments.

@Fatimah Abanur is the church you added back really not demolished? More context will help us make sure this is mapped correctly.

Good to know, thanks @Glassman.

Good catch, thanks for pointing this out & editing! I've also added an `access=private` tag just to make it clear to data consumers that this is not for public access.

Thanks again, and welcome to OpenStreetMap! Feel free to leave a comment here if you have any questions or are interested in getting more involved with OpenStreetMap!

Thanks for the contribution.

OpenStreetMap is an open database, however, we cannot add data to the map from other, copyrighted sources. I noticed that you marked your source for this edit as USPS, which is not to my knowledge available for use in OpenStreetMap. If you did indeed copy from a copyrighted source, please let us know so we can remove that data from the database. See osm.wiki/Beginners_Guide_1.1#Don't_use_copyrighted_information for more info.

Additionally, I noticed that you updated the house type to `house=town_house`. The correct, community accepted tag for individual townhouse units is `house=terraced`, as seen in the official wiki: osm.wiki/Tag%3Ahouse%3Dterraced. Could you please update the tag to `house=terraced`?

But thanks again for the contributions, and welcome to OpenStreetMap! Please feel free to ask any questions here.

Thanks for the contribution. In the future, could you please add a meaningful changeset comments so other mappers can more easily understand the purpose and intended scope of your changes?

Please read osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments, and leave a message here if you have any questions.

Thanks!

Sorry for not getting back to you on this one.

I guess the main thing is we don't want mappers making up names for things to describe them. I'm not super experienced on the convention here, but I think if these names are used in official contexts (like the Seattle Parks & Rec site you linked), it's probably fine.

Thanks again!

Looks good to me! Thanks for the contribution and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Nice work, thanks for the contribution! In the future, you can select an area and press "q" (or right click > square) to make the corners of an area into right angles.

Thanks again, and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Intersections to check: Charles & Golf, 14th & Golf, and roundabouts at ex. 13th & Hill

Looks good to me; thanks for the contribution and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Thanks for adding these details. Only thing I'm not sure about is the names you gave to these courts. Is there a sign on each fenced-off area that labels it as "Jefferson Park Lower Courts" and such, or is that simply a name you're using to describe the upper courts?

A big element of mapping in OpenStreetMap is verifiability; that is, another mapper should be able to visit the location and see that something's name is as mapped, or that it has lighting, etc.

But thanks again for your contributions here and around Seattle, and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Also there's a lot of non-standard tags (like `gutter:protection`) which aren't really something the community uses. Those probably should be removed unless you have good reason to keep them, as few/no data consumers will end up using such tags.

Also note that the phone number should be in format +1-xxx-xxx-xxxx so that it's in international form.

But thanks for contributing your business info. Welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Thanks for the update. Looks good to me. Welcome to OpenStreetMap!

I removed Mi Sueno. Thanks for the info!

Oops, looks like you accidentally moved a node in a road, I didn't catch that earlier. Reverting that node change. Thanks!

changeset/168679902

Thanks!

Hey, thanks for the contribution. Do you know if Mi Sueno Bodega, a convenience store mapped near here, has been replaced by the restaurant or if it still exists?

Thanks, and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

For clarity, the lifecycle prefix would be applied to the tag name, e.g. `building=house` can be replaced with `destroyed:building=house`. In the default editor, iD, you can manually change the tag name by scrolling to the bottom of the "Edit Feature" menu and updating the appropriate tag name.

Let me know if you have any questions!