Looking at the feedback on slack, what's displayed on the bus' digital signs, how other lines are mapped and MTA's website, I'm leaning that we should be mapping this as starting/ending areas rather than stop names.

Hello.
You can tag facebook and twitter info using contact:*= tags as documented in contact:*=*
Additionally, phone numbers must always include country code, as documented in phone=*#Usage
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Hello.
Could you please elaborate what are you trying to map here? It's a building on top of building?
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Lots of manual slow zooming in and out and dragging the node along the whole way 😅
If you know the exact coordinates of the new location you can use Level0 editor since it gives you coordinates in text form and just paste/replace it there.

I already moved it to what appears to be their Manhattan location

Hello.
"Times Square" is already encoded in the "branch=" tag. And location description is unnecessary in the name since it's obvious where it is located.
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Hello.
This location doesn't seem to be listed on their website. Is this still accurate?
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According to https://pizzaastoria.com/ it seems like they are at node/2846908923? Unless it's another "3 bros 99 cent pizza" place?🤷‍♂️
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I updated it for you. 🙂👍
For easy mapping on the go, check out app EveryDoor. It's great for adding/updating businesses, bus stops, other points of interest. It's available for both android and ios.

Smaller changesets would be easier to review to spot any issues..
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Hello.
Did MTA actually move this bus stop or are these 2 different stops? Does it still have number 553103?
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Hello.
What is the source of this name? Streets at either end of don't have it..
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Hello.
In the future please split things that you notice around the world into smaller changes, grouped by country at most, but better yet, city or even neighborhood. 👍

But please note that we can NOT use Google Maps/Earth or other copyrighted imagery to map in OSM. You can read more about this at osm.wiki/FAQ#Why_don't_you_just_use_Google_Maps/whoever_for_your_data?

Edges of the mapped object have those semi-circular shapes..To me it looks like surface of a trampoline stretched to the sides with springs. Don't you think so?
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Hello.
This looks like a trampoline and not a swimming pool..🤔
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Hello.
If you are going to convert existing building into a swimming pool, please make sure to clean up irrelevant tags from that feature, such as "height" or "nycdoitt:bin"
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Hello.
Could you please elaborate what this change is based on?
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Hello.
Once again, please pay attention not to glue swimming pools to nearby buildings. If the building nearby is mapped inaccurately, you can just easily move it to potion where it's supposed to be.
Also when mapping features with right angles, such as buildings and rectangular swimming pools, you can right click on it and select "Make Square".
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Hello.
When mapping swimming pools, please pay attention not to attach them to buildings unless they are actually attached.(Which is unlikely)
Also, when mapping them, especially round ones, please keep in mind that some of those might actually be trampoline.
And finally, when mapping round features such a swimming pools, you can draw them 'close enough' and then right click on it and select "Circularize" to make perfect circle. This makes your mapping look cleaner and neater.
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