Sorry, I was trying to separate out the home depot building from the other buildings and must have forgot to put them back in.

I found a bunch of situations where a building marked as a Home Depot store actually included several other stores. Also situations where the Home Depot was a point and needed it's building separated out from the larger instance.

Thanks for catching that.

Thanks, fixed that.

From consulting the source, jw.org

I also merging GNIS data already in OSM. At some point I will clean up the outdated or otherwise incorrect related GNIS.

I also use county land parcel govt opendata, for example

https://marioncounty.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=b41e1f1b340a448682a2cc47fff41b31&find=072W20CA03000

This org has financialized a bunch of their real estate assets recently and knowing what they own vs what they use for their core mission is very interesting.

An additional twist is that all 151 of the PA locations have a litigation hold and subpoena on them for CSA documenting material at present. It is likely this legal action will imperil the finances of the entire org, leading to increased interest into their assets.

This is a data journalism submarine waiting to surface. I am getting things somewhat in order for whoever picks up the story down the line.

First hand knowledge, I stayed the night there. They are weird hippies with conspiracy theories about microwave ovens but it is a nice cheap guest house that is clean and functional.

A few pics here

https://imgur.com/gallery/nAD53qj

Thanks for catching that, clearly an error.

Sounds like a job for a fixing bot. I am not sure how you feel about it but is certainly violates the no abbreviations rule here osm.wiki/Editing_Standards_and_Conventions and quite apart from that offends my sensibilities immensely.

Seems like an error, will fix thanks.

Sorry about that, "roads" and "buildings" are the two dominant things I do and if I switch between the two I sometimes forget to switch the comment.

The next edit was the buildings on this location, mobile home parks are important concentrations of living units that tend to get neglected in a variety of spheres.

A bunch of my edits are driven by news events. A bunch are driven by an infrastructure analysis project I am tinkering with. Another set is driven by global completeness concerns for specific classes of entity. Another is driven by demographic underepresentation.

The worklists are all built by my analysis tools for myself.

Also corrected a couple of things on wikidata.

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q42304981

I have no idea how that 20k address number got in there, or even if I put it in. Fixed now according to source

https://www.showbizcinemas.com/movies/nowplaying/fall-creek/

It means I pasted the wrong thing in that box. Fixed, thanks.

Also, thanks for catching and alerting.

Yep, that was a real fat finger cut and pasting the wrong thing.

Yes it would indeed, and important to tag drive-ins as such. I have a fixed a few where the drive-in was tagged as a building.

I am super lazy with my comments.

I moved it to the building model because that building is a cinema with a bar in it. I also added a bunch of extra material to the cinema.

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Feel free to revert.

This link seems to indicate it primarily functions as a cinema

http://www.kenworthy.org/calendar/

It also seems to have live performances.

I am not sure how best to express the two amenity functions. if you have an idea on that I would love to have the help.

This is a problem for a few "arts center" type venues. Mixed thteatre and cinema usage.

Thanks got catching that, I had made the split at the wrong place. The mall plans show it where it is now ( I just edited again).

I try to separate spaces with different semantic activity and purpose where possible. It is not always possible.

Linear mini-malls like this one often are possible to segment, certainly between retail and cinema.

Larger malls or other complexes are only possible where the cinema is tacked on the edge rather than buried in the middle.

I am guessing that was a fatfinger cut and paste, thanks for fixing it.

Thanks for catching that. I guess I was getting tired yesterday.