addr:street should have "North" instead of "N"; consider adding North to the name of the adjacent street, too.
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Splitting this up by area and using a descriptive changeset comment would have probably been a bit advantageous with this.
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Probably a better starting place for what you're attempting would be Overpass Turbo? https://overpass-turbo.eu/

If this is Michigan speed limits, why are the bounds over Oklahoma?
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Just out of curiosity, why are we bulk updating speed limits? A little hard to work out from the comments and huge bounding box.
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Splitting this up into two changesets would have probably made more sense.
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I'm afraid I'm not sure what you were going for based off what changed or what is in the changeset comment. Could you clarify? I might be able to provide some tips.
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It may be useful to upload prior to boarding a plane to avoid creating changesets that span the planet.
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Nice catch, wonder how I missed that when I was updating the intersection.
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This is kind of a large area to edit in one go, especially with little to go on in the change comment.
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Updated number to fit the E.123 format.
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I appreciate the sense of humor, but a little bit more descriptiveness in the comments would be more helpful.
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Naming sidewalks the same as the street they parallel helps.
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I'm curious if the gold/red information on the tee numbers is relevant.
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You may find it easier to do these kinds of edits in JOSM where you can easily tap the W key and then move along the line, clicking to instantly jump the nearest point to the crosshair position, saving 2-4 clicks per node compared to id.
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Is this a signposted autotrail?
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Overall good but missing street names on sidewalks
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Is there a gate on this path now going north? Or is it supposed to be on the road going west?
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Looks like it...but you're also not the only one to get a little confused by this (and would actually be the way to mark the boundary of an apartment complex, which would render on the map).

Take a look at Kendall-Whittier or the Blue Dome District for how to map neighborhoods; these also do render on the map at the boundary.

Different data consumers render things differently. landuse=residential is for the actual landuse, which in these cases, crosses other land uses like landuse=highway not reflected in these polygons.