Very clever dogwhistle! Surely DWG won't take action against this sort of changeset comment.

The building named "House" that is clearly a detached house didn't raise any flags?

Make sure to square buildings after drawing them by selecting them and pressing Q.

It it really an old name? In my experience, the TIGER names often exist, but are on the wrong road. Whatever the case, it seems unlikely that this ever had a name.

Might be good to come back and square these now that we have better editing tools.

Oh hey, that's my building!

It's not showing in my edit history on Bing Map builder yet and I haven't received an email.

It seems more likely to be a bollard than a gate, presumably blocking an emergency access. Do you have any street-level imagery to confirm?

Then your intentionally poor edits will be referred to the DWG.

This is not an answer. Please fix the obvious issues with your edits.

This is not an appropriate attitude. It is not our responsibility to decipher what you're trying to do. This is a collaborative platform.

Nope, just SEO spam. This is a private residence.

These would probably more accurately be mapped as building parts. From the looks of the roof (totally seamless between many of the roofs) they are likely just rooms.

Hello, this entry is located at a private residence. If a physical storefront is not present, that is accessible to any visitor, the feature is not suitable for inclusion on OpenStreetMap. Based on the information present on the linked website, this is not the case. I have removed the entry. Please let me know if this is in error.

Was it disincorporated?

And if the population is zero, shouldn't the node be retagged to place=locality?

Uh... don't do it again, I guess? And it would be good to fix existing edits.

I surveyed the building, and it actually has three stories. I'll make these changes.

This is a general rule that applies globally. It may be appropriate if addresses use a predirectional, like "South United States Highway 221A", but it is not the case here.

I cannot find a source for the name "The Cruplex", on the ground, online, or otherwise. Is there any source besides the note?

It is incorrect to add highway refs as names in most cases, such as "United States Highway 221A".

It is preferred to tag single-family homes as building=detached.

Please use better changeset comments. I have asked too many times.