The data we had was from the 2005 release of the Census Bureau's TIGER data. The quality of that data, in many cases, left a bit to be desired even when it was fresh (I've lost count of the number of times I've said "TIGER hairball" or "TIGER barf" referring to flat out non-existent or very badly misaligned roads).

Anyway, not too bad for a first edit. Only one minor issue: you left CR 407 unconnected to CR 402, which I fixed; I also started realigning a couple of the roads to the aerial photos.

Great first edit!

More vandalism than good edits, so reverted the whole thing.

This was already in the database: node/358661388

Obviously, I flubbed and typed my comment in the wrong field. Source was Bing imagery.

Congratulations on your first edit! If you plan to add a lot of building outlines, look into JOSM and some of its plugins; you will be happier using it long-term for things like that over iD.

Sigh.

I. Am. The. World's. Biggest. Blockhead.

OOPS. Should be "Change name of street resolving note/286146." Me and my fat fingers.

Constructive edits are appreciated, but please use the proper tags (see osm.wiki/ for reference) and please do not spam ad copy in changeset comments.

Congratulations on your first OpenStreetMap edit! For future reference, phone numbers should be in international format, and multiple values in a tag works a bit differently than you first entered. I fixed both of these for you so you can see what I am referring to.

OOPS. Should have been "Add path."

...wrong fraternity? Looks like this changeset is for Kappa Delta.

Please do not put ad copy in note=*.

Resolves (maybe) note/278325

Ad copy is just not necessary in a changeset comment. That's what your website is for.