These buildings were already here. There's no reason to add them again.
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I encourage you to remove the long name on this building, as it will make it harder to see the names on the individual points underneath.
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Hi! "Tha Birdcage" looks like a house to me. Can you share more about what your business is and how it operates?

Fluffy89502, please stop making large scale changes without feedback from the community. The wiki is a set of guidelines and is not necessarily agreed-upon. If you feel strongly about these changes, please post to talk-us and the OSM US Slack before continuing.

It looks like you moved this building to align with Bing imagery, which is misaligned in this area. Please double-check other imagery before moving a building that seems like it's in the wrong spot.
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Hi! Once again, please don't add grass areas just for Pokemon Go. You can add grass, but it needs to exactly match the outline of the grass and not cover buildings.

Hello, please don't add areas just for Pokemon Go. You should only add areas if they truly exist in the real world.
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I thought I'd point out that TIGER is not an authoritative source for town/city boundaries like this. This linework is reflective of a "Census Designated Place", which usually, but not always, follows a city's boundary (if known). CDP's are built by Census as convenient tools for aggregating data, not as an authoritative city boundary dataset.

Cool, I'll change that back. Thanks for improving the map!

Hi! It looks like you changed Bad Medicine Lake into a footway. Did you mean to do that?

Hello! Thanks for adding your building to the map. When drawing a building, please make sure you outline only the building, not the whole property. I'll adjust it for you.
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Hi! Thanks for making these changes. Can you please use a more descriptive changeset comment? "Map Updates" isn't particularly useful.
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Hi! As this hasn't happened yet and is just a proposal, please don't modify the map. The map should reflect reality as it is now.
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Hello! Thanks for joining and making changes to OpenStreetMap. Driveways are a common thing in OpenStreetMap. Delivery companies will use it to get accurate routing directions for their drivers, for example.
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Thank you for improving the map! One thing you could consider is to use a relation and make these points a "label" for the larger area. Normally that's used for administrative areas like cities and states, but it might work for this, too?

One of the tenets for OpenStreetMap is to not "tag for the renderer" (osm.wiki/Tagging_for_the_renderer). If OpenRailwayMap doesn't show the labels for an area, then please work to fix OpenRailwayMap's rendering and don't pollute OpenStreetMap with duplicate data that might confuse others.
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Hi there! Can you describe why you prefer "abandoned"? The buildings here were definitely destroyed and are not abandoned.
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Hello! It looks like you're trying to change the label for these train yards? If so, can you change the name on the existing train yard area, not add a new point? This will cause duplicate labels on the map.
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Howdy! This came from a GNIS import a looong time ago. Take a look at osm.wiki/USGS_GNIS#Editing_GNIS_data for suggestions on how to handle fixing it.

Looks like back in 2015 or so. I guess it's been a while since I mapped a golf course. Will adjust accordingly :)