Looks like a good edit. Keep up the good work.
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Blixt99 was reported to DWG for assistance. I have had multiple encounters with this user regarding their poor changesets.

I appreciate the input. I assumed it was a gantry for signage, not tolls and wasn't aware that OSM differentiated between the two. I will be sure to check the type and map differently, as appropriate.

I typically map man_made=gantry where they hold signs, not toll gantries. Looks like I added it as the wrong type. Ones for signs are mapped as ways across the road and not connected according to the wiki (different from toll gantries):

man_made=gantry

It states the following:
"Draw a line representing the gantry, using the base of the gantry as nodes. Just like you would with a bridge, do not connect the gantry to the way it is crossing"

This is not how addresses should be mapped....

What kind of business is "Watercolor Workout" ?

Abbreviation (PAC) will need to be expanded. "PAC NYC" should be the alternate. Essentially, alt_name= and name= should be swapped.

Name should not list bus lines. Name also shouldn't be descriptive with "Bus Stop".

Name should just removed since they aren't actually the name of the bus stop.

You can use "Q" to square the houses. They are all mapped with random angles but they should be cleaned up a bit.

Thanks for updating.

You don't need to add a name. You can just remove it. Names should only be the official name, and not descriptive, such as "(Empty)". I have updated it for you. :)

No clue. I recommend full reversion.

Hello. I kindly request you pause adding buildings at this time until further discussion. I'm trying to piece together feedback on how to proceed.

It appears you are just spamming random squares everywhere you see a building. While we want data on OSM, we want quality as well. The areas you are adding are not representative of their actual size or even alignment (why do they all face the same direction?). Furthermore, you are adding all of them as just 1 level, but with some spot checking this isn't always correct as some are observed to have 2 levels.

I'm not sure how to resolve this and move forward. Revert and add better quality from scratch? Make you adjust each one and correct it? I'm not sure. But to start, they should be realigned and size/shapes should be adjusted to the actual imagery of each house.

Copy/paste is not really OSM style. There are tools that can provide much better data than what you have done.

https://rapideditor.org/

These buildings are all at a wonky angle not representative of their position, size or alignment... When drawing buildings, you should try to at least get the same size, shape and angle of what is actually on the map.

You shouldn't just copy/paste them all, especially when they aren't close to what actually exists.

good edit
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Hi, welcome to OSM. This edit is going to be reverted as the classification change is incorrect. This road falls under residential or minor and is not a Primary road.

Don't add office buildings when they are really residential houses just for your golf game.

Hello,

Hate to bump the thread. Ran across a bad node that wasn't successfully reverted at the time:

node/585366799/history

Found another here as well:

node/585365219

## BREAK ##

That data seems more wrong than ever. Would it be realistic to try reverting the original edit to add it? Maybe have a check and only revert the ones without check_date=* ?

Found some of these bad nodes still in existence. Going to follow up on revert changeset so all discussion is in the same place.

changeset/124908478

Welcome to OSM. This changeset has been reverted. Here on OpenStreetMaps (OSM) we map everything that can be verified, regardless of whether it is public or "private". To denote roads that we don't want to send people down because they are a private driveway, we use something called access tags. I have gone ahead and added access tags on these ways for you.

You can read more here:
osm.wiki/Why_we_won%27t_delete_roads_on_private_property
osm.wiki/Why_can%27t_I_delete_this_trail%3F

changeset/157192673

Welcome to OSM. This changeset has been reverted. Here on OpenStreetMaps (OSM) we map everything that can be verified, regardless of whether it is public or "private". To denote roads that we don't want to send people down because they are a private driveway, we use something called access tags. I have gone ahead and added access tags on these ways for you.

You can read more here:
osm.wiki/Why_we_won%27t_delete_roads_on_private_property
osm.wiki/Why_can%27t_I_delete_this_trail%3F

changeset/157192673

Good edit!
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