The top Bing search result leads to a parked web site. The old "Main street inn" Facebook page was last updated in 2018. https://www.facebook.com/Main-Street-Inn-54515823197 The Highlander Mountain House began in 2020 https://www.facebook.com/TheRuffedGrouse

Hi, why was the current Highlander Hotel overwritten with the older Main Street Inn name which is closed now? Your information source is out of date.

Hi, why were these streets set to private? There are no gates shown on Bing Street view. There is a "private subdivision" sign, but the sign does not say "private, keep out". Most subdivisions could be described as private.

Yes, the new Popeyes was built in the same location as the old building that was torn down. The old building was a reasonable approximation for the new building until new imagery is available. Someone had already added the new driveways for the new configuration which don't match the old driveways. Mapillary - new: https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=34.776000402528275&lng=-82.30878573552894&z=17&pKey=0n5efscjoYSAahP82UuiPC&focus=photo&x=0.7093908239480355&y=0.6098956962635605&zoom=1.195219123505976 Old: https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=34.77600950426481&lng=-82.30879636724463&z=17&pKey=FpfZn2o1Fl79FIHNsxeTbh&focus=photo&x=0.6721109452384936&y=0.5310385056099296&zoom=0.7865956405545973

Hi, thank you for this edit. Everything is good so far but there are 2 things that can be improved: 1. Add building=yes tag since it's a structure that you can walk into. 2. Press the Q button to square the corners since it's a rectangular building.

Hi, Why was the new Popeyes restaurant and the driveways around it removed? way/571503782/history Why was the new building at way/907190790/history removed?

surface=paved gives assurance to road bikers that they will not be riding on gravel. And being non-specific about the type of material leaves it open for later mappers who know the specific material type to update.

Hi, the way at way/913785031#map=19/34.80470/-82.28467 has magically reappeared as expected. It is very helpful to retain ways tagged with demolished:highway until the default Bing imagery catches up.

Hi, Why was this changed to Richmond but is really in another city? Why was address and extended tagging information removed?

Thanks for the explanation. I reverted because some of the roads were crossing without junctions - that won't help navigation either. The original OSM editor who created these roads under construction set them as their final configuration, rather than reflecting their current state. I have updated to show something closer to what I believe to be the current state, based on the Maxar Premium imagery dated summer 2020. It may still be wrong - feel free to correct for current GPS traces.

Hi, This area is undergoing construction and does not match the latest imagery.

Please use meaningful changeset comments - your name does not help other mappers understand what you are doing. osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments

Hi, Great work in Greenwood! These buildings with inner courtyards are the trickiest parts to get right. There's still a technical problem in that the outer parts of the multipolygons share ways, which is not allowed - therefore might not render correctly or at all. I don't know the easy way to get it back in ID from where it is, but starting over, I see First Presbyterian as one outer way and 3 inner ways. If you draw all 3 that way, then select the "Merge" function from the right click menu, it should create a good multipolygon.

Hi, Why did you delete so many residential roads and buildings and destroy the geometry of Cleghorn Mill Road?

Hi fiscal,
Does the straighten buildings function properly handle the 45 degree corner in the upper left?

Hi, Welcome to OSM! By removing the leisure=park tag, you removed Keowee Park from the map. I have restored it by adding the protect_class tag.

Please correct your program BusLanes, as this is the second time it has made this same mistake.

Hi, the roads on the upper deck are not bus lanes, but just a standard parking deck. I have corrected this.

That is the trees in the neighboring parcel. The point is that a construction zone shouldn't be deleted until it is obvious that it is finished. And often they shouldn't be deleted but moved to the next step in the OSM lifecycle - such as residential, commercial, or retail.

Not sure where you're looking, but there's only dirt and construction equipment pictured in the construction zone.

The construction zone was the red line in the linked photo. Any shadows are from neighboring trees. It's difficult to declare construction complete from only aerial imagery. Maxar Premium (latest): https://greenvilleopenmap.info/oneTwentyOne.JPG