Also added stop signs at either end.

Missouri

Hi, my name is Tyler.

I see you've been abbreviating a lot of road names in your edits on OSM. One of the most important conventions we have is to use fully-expanded names. This is because abbreviations are ambiguous, so it's easier for software to abbreviate stuff with a lookup table than it is to un-abbreviate stuff at render time.

So instead of N, E, S, and W, we spell out "North", "East", "South", and "West". And "Blvd" should actually be "Boulevard".

This is done deliberately, and we must not undo this. (Sometimes the actual name of a thing looks abbreviated, but that is a rare exception).

Please see this wiki page: osm.wiki/Abbreviations

Have a good day!

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Or maybe they're trying to match edges in a dataset like TIGER, but even then it would be easy to check if that thing already exists in OSM in a certain proximity...

These #MapWithAI changesets are something. They seem to be taking the name from the adjacent highways?

The ways here didn't even have a ref tag

MO A is a state-maintained asphalt road.

The bbox is large because of two north-south routes involved and east-west power lines

MO Z is secondary here, but bridge was accidentally left as tertiary

Brownington was untouched. The roads just don't even match with reality at this point.

I downgraded the way here labeled "State Highway F" to track because the concrete is completely torn up and interspersed with earth. There does not appear to be a crossing over the stream anymore, also.

Bounding box is large due to power lines as usual.

I also removed a duplicate label for Henderson, MO. I kept the older one.

Correction: the route relation was not removed, but the ref tag on the ways was. I will add the route relation.

This changeset also introduced some yield signs and dead ends.