Just as the US does not use a ref on primary, secondary, and teriary ways and I ignore the warning messages in JOSM, I ignore the oneway warning on waterways. In this case, the CAP canal flows up hill and thus needs pumping stations. In the case, of our dry river beds, you cannot determine the flow of water because there is no water moving. It is what I do in a desert environment.

Just as the US does not use a ref on primary, secondary, and teriary ways and I ignore the warning messages in JOSM, I ignore the oneway warning on waterways. In this case, the CAP canal flows up hill and thus needs pumping stations. In the case, of our dry river beds, you cannot determine the flow of water because there is no water moving. It is what I do in a desert environment.

Say there. If you do not have the concept of how large bridges are in a desert environment, then please don't go around changing the bridges to tunnels.

Hey there. I spent many years curating the bus routes in my area. I completely disagree with this mass mechanical world wide looking change. There is nothing wrong with public_transport:version on the route master. It marks that all my work will be using that level of the transportation scheme. Please don't make a change like this again.
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Yes. I have not finished aligning all the mile markers with the road. The way holds the mile markers at present. I will delete the way when finished.

See how it says "created by MAPS.ME android 8.6.3-Google"? When I am out and about I use Maps.me to add addresses. I often come back and edit with JOSM to remove the apartment tag. If you see these two conditions, then feel free to fix them yourself. You now have another address in OSM.

The campus looks great after your additions. Keep up the good work.

Great job with the new subdivision.

Way to go. You got your import account setup!

Hey there thanks for your interest int eh South Mountain Freeway. I did not understand why you deleted a segment of the I-10 west bound freeway just to add it back. Besides nodes and ways there are also relations that are part of the map. You removed information from six relationships that needs to be repaired now. I will be happy to fix the issue but please think about relations in your future edits.

I think that I was disoriented when I put that bus stop in. I saw the building but it didn't make any sense. My focus was on the bus stop. I have fixed the building based on this Mapillary sequence. https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=33.5821013104478&lng=-112.13389613283584&z=19.28846423999828&pKey=F2Cex66CDpRkXcVlOX30Rw&dateFrom=2019-01-01&dateTo=2019-02-28&focus=photo&x=0.4919497281617614&y=0.4500698565191453&zoom=0 .

Thanks for catching the issue. I must have clipped the parking area when I was editing the parking lanes. A change set will fix that shortly.

Public Transportation version 2, PT2, is what is in use in the metro Phoenix area. Just to let you know, this change invalidated the light rail line that was a valid pt2 set of routes. A combination of Maps.me and Mapillary are being used to rough in stops. Then they are converted to pt2 stops with several passes of JOSM edits. It is known that the east end of the line is nearing completion for its latest extension. Alternate Concepts is not the operator. Valley Metro is responsible for the routes.

@Nakaner There is a discussion on the imports list https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/imports/2018-July/005555.html . Moreover, that discussion wanted sampling of the data at various locations. I have added volatile_ant's excellent work to the wiki page. His work will be one of the inspection steps.

Best Regards,
Greg
osm.wiki/Import/Catalogue/US/BingBuildings#Visually_Compare

PHXGeo, https://www.meetup.com/PHXGeo/, has OSM editing meetups every once in awhile. You might want to watch for these meetups when they occur.

The editor is a mater of choice. The way that OSM works is nodes have an x,y coordinate. Nodes are strung together to make a way. Then both nodes and ways can be used in a relation. osm.wiki/Elements
Here is an example building relation/131564 that used a relation to create the holes in the foot print. Using a relation to incoportate other empty hoels is what you would have to do to make Skywater look more like the aerial image. I am perfectly fine with what you did because you are just learning.
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Relations are also used in boundaries. I believe that is where you are struggling with the admin boundary change. There could be other tagging issues as to why your change did not show up in search. You might want to gain experience editing/adding nodes and ways before tackling relations.

craig, Thank you for learning the iD editor and adding your address. It would be really cool if you had time to survey your area and add your neighborhood addresses too. As a broker, I think it would be great for you to add addresses of properties that you are processing. Again, thanks for your contributions. Send me a note if you need assistance as I map in the metro Phoenix area. Greg

Thanks for your attempted cleanup. I had make other adjustments because an addr:housenumber of 1 is not valid in this area.

@cgthigpen those are some great first edits. I have been down that way to survey and map. It is a crazy place to keep updated with all the new building construction. Keep up the good work. We need some more editors in the Tempe area. You are using the iD editor. It may be hard to add the empty areas to the buildings. @user_5359 should have taken this into account. The name and address are also appreciated. Thanks. Greg

@freebeer ha ha ha.
@RubikCubical it means that this area must have been mapped for the Pokemon game. If you look at this swimming pool, way/479980367/history , then you can see it was mapped as water first with perhaps a node for the actual swimming pool. I am guessing @freebeer had a hand in cleaning up this area and a bunch of California changesets that had the same frog song for a changeset comment.