Hi Constable. That node was part of an import of USGS data from over 8 years ago. If you can find a better place for it then please move it.

Hi! I'm removing this because there's clearly a house here, not a garden. If you meant to add a park there's a separate setting for that, but make sure you actually draw around a park, not someone's house.

You can see the buildings you're adding with the "Digital Globe Standard" or "Esri World" layers in the map editor. Click the "Background settings" icon over on the left to be able to switch between them.

Hi! Thanks for improving OpenStreetMap. Please note that we can't copy from other maps that we don't have permission to copy from. Google definitely doesn't give us permission to copy.

Reverted in changeset/53963531.

I don't see this name referenced anywhere. Can you point to a news article about renaming this school? Until then, I'm going to revert your change.

Welcome to OSM! Please note that OSM has individual fields for the information you added in the "description". There's a "phone", "website", and method of specifying the kind of business. Having all this information in one text field makes it difficult for others using this data to figure out what you added. I will go ahead and change this, but keep it in mind for next time. Thanks!

Thanks for your contribution to OpenStreetMap! This change looks great. One thing to note is that when entering the name of a road we don't use the abbreviated parts of the road name because it's easier for a computer to build the abbreviation than it is to un-abbreviate. In this case, the road should be "Snyder Lane" rather than "Snyder Ln".

(The above comment is incorrect. I didn't revert this one yet.)

Reverted in changeset/53649928.

Reverted in changeset/53649928.

Reverted in changeset/53649928.

Reverted in changeset/53649750.

Reverted in changeset/53649673

Hello! It looks like Disney fans are a little upset that you marked this construction area as Star Wars Hotel (https://twitter.com/Attractions/status/916446946373619712). Can you talk about where you found this information?

This looks like a Pokemon edit. I would recommend deleting it.

Agreed. Please stop making automated edits like this.

Hi Tom! Good to see you editing. This looks pretty great to me!

Hi Mark. This changeset was from a GNIS import way back when. They were digitized from old USGS topo maps and can very well be wrong. If other data (satellite, local observation) doesn't show this stuff then I'd say it can be deleted.

Reverted in changeset/51651701.