Welcome to OSM! The opening_hours schema is quite expressive, so you can definitely do different hours for different days.

I like to use this tool to make opening_hours values
https://projets.pavie.info/yohours/

Welcome to OSM, and thanks for your contribution. Addresses can go on the building area or a point, but not both - otherwise, this edit looks good to me !
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Does this station exist now? We generally don't map proposed features or features that will exist at some point in the future.

Hello, it looks like you added this to the wrong location. The website and the address you added are not near the location. I have reverted it.

changeset/160461827

I have made sure that both roads have the correct access tags. I'm confident that these are now mapped correctly on OSM, and it's a matter of Amazon updating their data and convincing their drivers to use it :)

I suggest you bring up this issue with Amazon if you haven't already.

Brad, I have readded these driveways since they are still visible on aerial imagery.

changeset/160366218

What does "sorry" mean? What are you trying to accomplish in this changeset?
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I went ahead and added the addresses to a few of the buildings. Parsimonious, in a few days, please try using the router to see if this corrects the directions issues you have been seeing.

Welcome to OSM, and thanks for your contribution. On OSM, address nodes should not go on the road, but the house or location that the address is referring to. The address itself looks correct to me.
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Please don't auto-accept the suggested fixes by iD - you added ford=yes to places where there is not a ford.

addr:state should be the two-letter postal code ("TX", in this case). What issue are you trying to solve with this edit?

Welcome to OSM! Please use access tagging for private roads rather than removing them entirely.
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Welcome to OSM, and thanks for your contributions. leisure=park has a specific meaning in OSM which doesn't necessarily match with how we use it in the US. I encourage you to read this section on the wiki to get an idea why leisure=park is not appropriate for state parks like this.

leisure=park#Mapping_history_in_the_USA

Let me know if you have any questions!

See discussion at changeset/159780973

I discussed this with some people in the OSM US slack and I am pretty confident that this is not the street name. I think it acts as a guidepost to find that specific address - I have hopefully clarified this situation by adding not:name tag to the street as well as the addresses to all of the houses which have that street address (there are a lot!). Maybe next time someone sees that sign it will be clearer what is going on here.

changeset/159921109

Please don't make a separate account for each location. You can use the same account to create all of them.

The school name should either be on the point,the buidling, or an area surrounding the entire campus - not several of them at once.
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The school name should either be on the point,the buidling, or an area surrounding the entire campus - not several of them at once.
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Thanks for the photo. I checked the NAD dataset and realized that this corresponds with the address of the townhomes which can be accessed from this road - I think this is something closer to an address marker than a street name. Very strange situation though.

That is odd. I looked on streetside imagery and wasn't able to read the sign, either