Google is neither allowable nor serviceable as a source.

I somehow managed to create a way with zero nodes that I had no way of deleting in iD, so I had to download the osc and remove it manually. I couldn't find a way to import the osc into iD, so I uploaded with JOSM.

OpenStreetMap is a live database. Edits are reflected immediately. I presume you are referring to the standard Carto layer used as a basemap on openstreetmap.org. This means an old version of the tile is cached on your device. Assuming you're viewing on OpenStreetMap.org, you can force refresh (probably Ctrl-Shift-R) to load the newest version of the tile.

If you are using a different tileset, it may take longer for the update to be visible.

To confirm that the changes are in place, use the Layers menu and check the "Map Data" overlay. You will be able to click the building and view tags and other way information.

This happened to me a few years ago when I was at around 120. I still haven't gone back to try again.

I will redraw the landuse from which I have removed tags in a follow-up changeset. Please don't remove the ways.

Source on spelling of way/1071803012? Subdivision plat recorded as "Razzberry Crossing"

addr:street needs to match the nearby street, capitalization and abbreviations corrected. City capitalization needs to be fixed too. addr:county is unnecessary.

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Welcome to OpenStreetMap, and thank you for adding this feature! We fully spell out most abbreviations on OpenStreetMap. Accordingly, the street name should be spelled out as North Meeker Avenue. I have updated it. I have also changed the name to Ada County Highway District and moved the information to the building, since it was still listed as AT&T.

Let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

Allison P

This is not a matter of opinion, full stop. The way we are saying to represent geometry is the most basic principle of multipolygons. You are simply in the wrong, and you are in denial.

If you will not map correctly, you will not map at all. The DWG has blocked many of your ilk in the past for not mapping golf courses properly, and should I see any more edits I will be sending a report.

Almost all data can be improved in quality, especially that imported from TIGER. What's different is that low-quality data is added less frequently because we give users advice on properly mapping, and they follow it.

Whether or not we have anything against golf, our ire is squarely on the refusal to map correctly after being educated on doing so. Perhaps the fact that this is frequently an issue specific to golf mappers contributes to a "vendetta".

Thankq for pointing it out

It is not his way of mapping. It is the entire rest of the community save for you golf course mappers who have been damaging the map for years. It is beyond me why you all think you are entitled to map wrongly just for your niche use case. Maybe you should switch to the dev server where you can map from scratch however you want

addr:city should be the postal city, in this case "North Salt Lake" rather than "City Of North Salt Lake"

It is a fault of NAD, but they still need to be fixed here

Overpass is a really inefficient way to do this. You should look into spatial joins.

You should tag each side separately. way/8961675 only has a sidewalk on one side.

Western Collective is a brewpub: https://www.westerncollective.beer/