Ok, I did a partial revert, trying to fix the things that were broken while retaining the golf course features you added.

Hey, you deleted the address node here along with the shop. It's better to just remove the relevant amenity/shop,etc tag(s) and leave the address, so that the info isn't lost.

Hey, a bunch of things seem to have gotten messed up in your recent edits to Tilden; I see a number of wooded areas being deleted and at least one road, a large chunk of the golf course outline disappeared, and a bunch of other random deletions. I'm tempted to just revert everything but it looks like you also added some valid things.

"kerb=lowered" is sometimes used to indicate that a crosswalk has curb cuts. It's being used here to describe a feature of the crossing rather than a type of curb.

In this case it doesn't make sense to add barrier=kerb, which would imply that there was a curb on the street that had to be driven/walked over.

Hey, I'm not familiar with this shopping center bur those ways had different level tags. Are you sure they're not actually two different footways on different levels?

Hi, see the comments at:

changeset/82892963

Hi, see the comments at:

changeset/82892963#map=18/37.87076/-122.26812

Hey, this is not correct - the street was reconfigured a few months ago.

I'm not sure it makes sense to tag the stations themselves as "level=-2". I would consider the entire facility (the concourse level, platform level, elevators, etc. to be the station. It would make sense for the individual elements inside the station to get a level tag though.

I'm not seeing a no left turn sign from westbound University to Milvia (see https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/ELBrZmLvibPctJ40T1OAHz from Sep 2019). Is it new?

You've made a significant shift in the position of Red Rock here, so that it no longer aligns at all with any of the available imagery or the boundaries (which are supposed to converge on the island). This doesn't make a lot of sense.

Did the bricks get removed?

Thanks. Can't you just trim/crop the lines after you've exported them? I'm not sure what exactly you're working on, but illustrator, inkscape, autocad, etc all have similar tools that can trim the excess lines.

Is there a purpose behind these edits? At first glance there doesn't seem to be any difference between these tiny segments you're creating. Usually the only reason to split things up is if there's something that needs to be tagged differently. (different lane counts, surfaces, bus routes, etc.)

These are gated private driveways, not residential roads

(see https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/iZphuNiEbpaXh0pQa1QFqg )

This looks like an alley (highway=service, service=alley), not a residential street.

This is a small driveway leading to the back of a dentist office, not a residential street.

See: https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/-9XJDEFrimI-B-OB026spA

Looking at this more closely, some more things went wrong in this changeset. The old_railway_operator tag on way/323745114/history and other places around Sacramento got changed to "Abandoned Railroad"... The Iron Horse Trail, 105th Ave in San Leandro, The Monterey Bay Coastal Trail, Carson Road in Placerville, and several other places had similar issues.

Can you take a look at nodes 6571769713 and 6571769714? Something went a little wrong in Alameda.

The old_railway_operator=[name of the street] tag also got added to Blanding and Clement in another changeset, which seems a little odd. Isn't that part of the old Alameda Beltline? I'm not familiar enough with it to say for sure.

In this changeset you actually deleted Mcdonalds completely when you moved the building (while leaving the building and address info). Was that your intention?