Agree with PeterPan99, this changeset comment is about as useful as "update". If I have to be terse, I at least hint at what I made changes to ("Add/update retail" for example).

Why does the bounding box stretch across portions of 15 states, including a large chunk of Texas?

Next time please clean up any nodes with duplicate information (I usually re-use the previous node as one of the nodes in the new building outline after transferring the address and other information).

Maybe dispense with name=* entirely and just use brand=* and whatever additional tag(s) to indicate it's for Bitcoin.

Most of the names look okay but I question the need to repeat the full business name for a Bitcoin ATM.

It technically is but my understanding is that contact:* is mostly deprecated, and phone has more uses than contact:phone.

These should be phone not contact:phone

I'm with jmapb, changesets like this should be split into at least one per state with possible exceptions for combining e.g. Delaware with Maryland and DC, Rhode Island with Connecticut and Massachusetts, Vermont with New Hampshire and possibly Maine.

Why does this changeset span half the US, all of Mexico, most of Africa, all of Central and South America, and even the tip of Antarctica?

A lot of these I'm just changing to something besides shop=yes, making a best guess based on website contents and web searches. I expect those with local knowledge to make further changes for the ones I get wrong or at least "less right" than someone doing a survey.

There are a lot of businesses I've surveyed locally (Houston area) that don't even fit neatly into one such tag in OSM's established tagging schemes.

Hi, and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

Please note that values for cuisine=* should be in all lowercase. Also note we use cuisine=burger for establishments specializing in hamburgers such as Hippo Burger.

Other than this minor issue, this is a great first edit!

I remember seeing this name signed somewhere at the time I added the name. I would not have added a name like that if it was not signed. That said, this may or may not still be an official name today.

Who says that is all that he did?

Hi,

What exactly is at this address? If it is not a location where people can drop off their dry cleaning in person it should not be tagged with shop=dry_cleaning. If it is not actually open 24/7 it should not be tagged with opening_hours=24/7.

Also please note that OpenStreetMap tags are not for ad copy! name=* should contain the name (of your business in this case) -- that's it. description=* should contain additional information, but never advertising or similar rubbish verbiage.

How does a simple driveway addition create a bounding box stretching clear across the Gulf of Mexico?

Hi,

This is not the proper way to add your business on OpenStreetMap. I have reverted your change.

Please do not use landuse=retail like this. Also, please do not glue areas to roads.

It's not a big deal; I've done far more tedious cleanup of far more egregious newbie mistakes. This is one of the easier ones to fix (at least, now that I have the experience and know the tools).

However, reading your response, it does concern me a little bit that someone who has made nearly 150,000 item edits over 665 changesets since October of last year would still be considered "new" (see: http://hdyc.neis-one.org/?rserezo_lyft ). That number of item edits is about a third of what I've done across a good eight years of mapping, in most of five months.

Actually the satellite imagery shows it clearly, no survey needed.

If there are physical medians then it's a divided road and needs to be remapped as two separate one-way roads. I can survey this and see exactly what the situations is if you're unsure.