Names are not descriptions.

This park does not exist. Please don't vandalize the map.

There's not a park here.

What kind of shop is this?

This is not correct. That section of OK 364 has been signposted as Liberty Parkway for longer than I've lived here.

No problem. Don't mean to sound overly critical, especially to new names... just trying to avoid priority creep on what gets mapped.

I think you meant "highway=service" leading into the Owasso 8th Grade Center, not tertiary. This looks like a driveway and a parking lot, not the main road through a neighborhood.

Those last two look iffy from the aerials but I'll take your word for it. The first two are definitely mini-roundabouts, good finds!

Bike routes generally don't follow sidewalks as it's not legal for bicycles to go more than pedestrian speeds on sidewalks. They go into the streets to avoid pedestrian conflict.

For example, the only mini-roundabout that I have found in the US so far is at node/1555921214

Thanks!

That's probably a good idea on this building, since it is *Very* much destroyed, and damaged most of the buildings within the vicinity (I've heard reports of damage as far up as Irving in one direction and Everett in the other). The building itself looks like it basically exploded, fell into it's own basement and burned.

If there's no objection, I will be reverting this edit to restore the deleted address.

Maybe this should be undeleted, and instead retagged as a brownfield site. Deleting the property also removes the address, which is still valid for this site.

This might be better done with some other tool rather than adding this data to OpenStreetMap directly. https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/25/how-do-i-add-a-marker-to-a-map has some suggestions on how to accomplish this.

Are these permanent viewpoints or something specific for a crew?

That's a pretty recent thing on that then, Roadgeek; I remember KPOJ and KEX would refer to it by name for brevity's sake as recently as 2012 when I was last in the area.

Aah, OK, that makes a lot more sense. Thanks for the clarification.

OK, that's...odd. How are you sourcing this data, typically? It's one thing to survey on the ground but copying from sources that don't allow that is a major red flag.

Sorry about that, I see you responded on the other changeset.