Well, should've checked what exactly was changed. It removed access=private from the roads that will be private once constructed. Oops.

Turns out Paschal Lane was the correct spelling. Oops.

I'm not sure where you got "Lauch Street" from. There was a road here with that name about a decade ago but it was demolished when the distribution center was built.

Also, is the baseball field at Rocky Mountain High really called "Baseball Field"?

It is preferred to map turning circles (fake cul-de-sacs) as nodes on the street rather than drawing a line following it. Unless the road physically splits, and even then you can still use a turning loop, just the turning circle is fine.

Is this really a religious office, as opposed to a church? Last I remember, this is the site of a church.

Owyhee High School isn't slated to be complete until this summer. It also seems like the school will be built south of the subdivision under construction. I changed this, but let me know if I am mistaken. Also, the linked page seems to be broken, and as far as I can tell Owyhee High School doesn't have a site yet.

It seems likely that these houses have square corners. If this is true, make sure to square them by selecting Q after drawing them. Thank you!

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! For some chains, such as Chevron gas stations, there is a preset in the iD editor for them that automatically populates many of the tags. I fixed this for the gas station since I assume from your changeset comment that it's a Chevron brand gas station. Thanks for adding these features!

I doubt this park is really called "Park (Private)". If it doesn't have a name and it's not publicly accessible, add noname=yes and access=private.

Looking at Taginfo, it seems like highway=construction is more commonly used than the lifecycle prefix. What are your thoughts on one over the other?

A lot of these areas are still under construction. To reflect this, I updated some of the tags to landuse=construction.

Empty changeset? Strange.

Turns out I still missed a couple hundred. The Overpass query I used to grab these wasn't comprehensive.

Thanks for adding the apartment's address! However, it looks like you removed the building tag from the apartment building. I went ahead and fixed it for you.

Hmm, not sure how they ended up as triangles. Thanks for fixing those buildings!

Chatham has the population and amenities typical of a town. The types of municipalities in Illinois don't align with how the values for place=* are typically used. I'm not sure how appropriate place=village is for it.

Hi, thanks for contributing to OpenStreetMap! Just so you know, the service roads you added were demolished a couple of years ago. The Bing imagery in the area is more recent than Mapbox, so if you map here in the future, I recommend using it instead.

Is "South Ruftian Lane" correct? I haven't been there personally but according to the final plat it's spelled Ruffian.

Apparently the part of 3rd Street I "corrected" to be a driveway was actually a continuation of the road. I'm addressing this.