@utible: looks like you (or your data) had some search/replace problem and changed "Cloverdale" road to "CoveRoadale" road due to the "rd" in "cloverdale". I'm fixing this one, but letting you know in case you can discover others that have the same problem.

Great. Thanks Adam.

It looks like you combined some river segments for the Deschutes River and undid @emem's work in changeset/48638796. Would it be possible to possible to leave the river segment split so that there are fewer nodes. There are a couple of reasons: one being that the limit is 2000 nodes per way, which it is approaching, and the other is that OSM Inspector complains about anything over 1900 because it becomes problematic when someone wants to refine the segment but hits that 2000 nodes limit.
I can argue both sides that it seems a waste to split it before it hits 2000, but I don't see much of a harm in doing the split in advance so a newer mapper doesn't have to worry about it. Would love to get your input.

How does an "EU UPLOAD FILTER" have anything to do with this duplicate node? Or is that just the comment that gets reused by some tool to make deleting the node easier?
Thx.

Thanks for the contributions to OpenStreetMap. I'm not sure if you noticed, but the corner area of that building already is tagged as "India House" with essentially the same information as the node that you added. I'm guessing your new node is redundant and can be deleted.

Thanks for the contribution to OpenStreetMap. Is the "d" in "Layton Refridgeration" accidental?

Thanks for the map addition @Amodernary. When I look at your new node/point, it looks like it is in the middle of the road (both on a map and on satellite images). You might want to move it to a more appropriate location to help people find your store.

Hello psyburr. Welcome to OSM.

Are you aware that there is already a node for Super Duper Burgers in that same building? The location might be off, but the information in the tags is slightly different from the ones you added. It would be great if you could combine them into one and delete the misplaced location.

Hey Bader10, I have a few questions about this changeset.

You list "Ikea" and "restaurant Ikea" as buildings in this change, but there is no Ikea in Eugene. Can you help understand where this data is coming from?

Thanks,
b-jazz

Hello again AlaskaDave,
I'm guessing that the entire area of 582980867 isn't a giant amenity=waste_basket and that you accidentally tagged a waste basket when you meant to tag the area with a name.

Ah, that's too bad. Last Chance Reservoir would be a great name for it too. Thanks for the correction.

Hi. I just stumbled across this change and was wondering. Is that reservoir really named "Last Change"? Seems like "Last Chance" would be a more appropriate name. Possible typo?

Hello Emilio,
According to highway=stop stop signs shouldn't be on a way, but only on a node. I thought you might want to correct this change and move the stop to one of the nodes.

Hi @travis0,

You added a stop sign to a way instead of a node on way/229548728. I think it should be moved onto the node instead of the way in order to be technically correct. I would have done it myself, but the satellite imagery I was looking at wasn't clear that there was a stop sign on the one node that you modified, so I was a little confused.

Thanks for the contribution @jmckray. I've added a tag to indicate the area is a house. Though it looks like the area includes some sort of yard/patio and should be reduced to include just the house to be accurate.

way/543626436 seems to be a very odd shape that doesn't correlate to any ground features. It is listed as Forest, but includes several residences, and excludes nearby forest area that is likely part of the same forest system. Is this way added in error?

Is 5 MPH a "reasonable" speed limit in your opinion, or what is officially posted for the street? If it isn't official, it should be left blank.

Zebras cross through buildings? I'm thinking this edit is bogus.

I don't know the area, but a quick review of the maps published by the ski resort show Blue Valley to be between Frank's Flight and Three Creeks. This addition has Blue Valley on the outside and it and F.F. seem to be essentially the same run (according to existing sat imagery). Guess I'll have to grab a GPS and try each run several times to get some average waypoints.

While 5 MPH might seem like a reasonable speed, if it isn't officially posted as 5 MPH, it would be better to just leave that tag unset. And if this is a dead end, you should look into properly connecting it (or not connecting it in this case) to Freedom Dr. Maybe foot traffic can go through, but cars can't? There are some barriers that can be placed on the map, but I don't know them off of the top of my head.

Thanks for mapping!