I messed up the upload of a JOSM file greater than 10k nodes. Reverted in 55256729.

I messed up the upload of a JOSM file greater than 10k nodes. Reverted in 55256508.

But the fact that it is a housing development with woods, recreational areas, or grass dispersed throughout doesn't change that it is an area zoned for residential use. And all of the green spaces/tennis courts/trails/recreation areas are already mapped on top of it. It doesn't match the definition of what a park should be since the area isn't all for recreational use: leisure=park

Allotments are labeled as a Community Garden in the iD editor.
And the word has different meaning in America. Wikipedia: "An allotment garden (British English), often called simply an allotment, or a community garden (North America) is a plot of land made available for individual, non-commercial gardening or growing food plants"

Hi again,
I don't think a grassy area on the Brentwood Executive Campus office park counts as a public access park. Grass landuse would better suit it. And please don't try to add water under the office building.

I suspected that this was your account when I was looking through recent edits yesterday.

The allotments tag was correct, why did you change it?

It looks like he is back on a new account
@BayForest
I can't revert all of the new changesets if he makes new accounts

Hi there,
Thank you for stopping the vandalism. I think I am ok with fixing the problems here. The biggest issue was the continual revert of the residential areas to parks.

I doubt that the community's "proposed bridge crossing" was built while the developer is still building houses.

Are you refreshing the page to see when people fix your vandalism so you can quickly change it back?

I just went through and fixed all the paths in the woods using GPS data for you and this is the thanks that I get. This path doesn't exist on GPS or imagery, so why should I believe it exists? I don't think NV Homes would put a footpath right on the border of someone's private farm land.

And the highest elevation in Delaware is 137m at the Pennsylvania border. :)
This location is probably only 5 meters above sea level.

If it is a community center plus swimming pool complex you should make a rough drawing of what it actually looks like. Don't just tag the whole area as a building.

DWG contacted regarding this issue.

I was going to give you a second chance, but now that I saw your comment I am reporting you to the OSM Data Working Group for repeated vandalism.

Reverted in 54521377 (Broke Indian River Bay rendering)

Reverted in 54521377 (unnecessary edit and deletion of military area relation)

Reverted in 54521377 (unnecessary edit and deletion of military area relation)

Reverted in 54521377 (unnecessary edit and deletion of military area relation)