You are correct. My apologies here. I saw your 2 similar edits and didn't examine this one as closely as the first one.

You can simply merge them. Select both, that small segment and the rest of its sidewalk and either right-click to select "Merge" or press "C" shortcut(for Combine).
If there are any conflicting tag values iD/Rapid won't let you do that and throw a message at the bottom of the screen. If that happens simply make sure conflicting tags are matching and the rest should just work.

Hello.
Please split your edits into smaller geographic regions. There's no reason for this changeset to contain changes from Washington, US and Columbia.
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Is the description of this feature still accurate and relevant or should it be cleaned up?
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Hello.
Please split your edits into smaller geographic regions. There's no reason for such a changeset to contain edits from US, Africa and Europe.
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Hello.
When mapping sidewalks, generally it's best to map them as a single way from curb to curb, without those tiny "antennas" on the intersection of 2 sidewalks.
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Hello.
This changeset should be fully reverted because these bike lanes are already mapped as tags of the relevant roads.
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Hello.
Please split your edits into smaller geographic regions. There's no reason for such a changeset to contain edits from both Maine and Louisiana.
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Hello.
Shouldn't most of them be "dismount" rather than "no"?
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Hello.
Instead of outright deleting a closed biz node, it's much better to use lifecycle prefix tags as documented on osm.wiki/Lifecycle_prefix
Doing that not only preserves history of this object, if there's ever a need to refer to it later, but it still allows this address to be searchable and routable. Just because a biz closed doesn't mean that address is gone too.
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Hello.
Instead of outright deleting a closed biz node, it's much better to use lifecycle prefix tags as documented on osm.wiki/Lifecycle_prefix
Doing that not only preserves history of this object, if there's ever a need to refer to it later, but it still allows this address to be searchable and routable. Just because a biz closed doesn't mean that address is gone too.
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Hello.
Please note that "hard" is not one of the valid values for the surface= tag.
Please see this article which documents how to properly tag tennis courts: sport=tennis
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Hello.
Please split your changesets into smaller geographic regions. There's no reason for such a changeset to contain edits from NYC, Vaitape, SF and other places.
These edits should've been grouped by city or state at most.
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You could do loc_name here.

Hello.
Why did you change the name tag to alt_name?
A feature can't have alt_name without the primary name tag.
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Hello.
Why do you intentionally make crosswalks crooked?
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Hello.
Could you please elaborate on this edit?
Satellite imagery shows these are just regular speed humps..
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Hello.
Why did you delete valid data here?
This is considered vandalism!
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Hello.
What is this feature?
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Ira, the issue with that edit was that name:<lang>= is supposed to be a translation of name= tag into that language.
What you had was "name=West 103rd Street" and "name:en=Norman Rockwell Place", which is most definitely not a translation.

Since in NYC sometimes we have multiple names for the same street, for example 6th Ave can referred to Ave of Americas and other similar situations, and sometimes the city assigns these dedication names, such as "Odessa Steward Street", we needed more tags to distinguish them. Hence the honorary_name=* tag.
Keep in mind that not all dedication names are for dead people, so memorial_name=* is might not be applicable in all situations.
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