Could you please not attach areas (such as parks) to roads? It makes it difficult to edit the roads particularly if they need to be split to do things like adjust speed limits.

I've reverted this changeset. There's heavy construction in the area, and many of the changes were based on outdated imagery.

Please be more careful. You turned the Hayden city limits into a service road here.

I think your aim needs work. The building you tagged as "Spokane County Superior Court, 1116 West Broadway" is rather prominently labeled on its south wall as "Spokane County Public Works Building, 1026 West Broadway". The Superior Court is in the County Courthouse building or its annex (depending on which courtroom you're looking for).

You don't need to map businesses as both a node and an area. Doing so just makes them show up twice on the map and in search results.

While making these changes, you orthogonalized a section of National Forest boundary. I've reverted the change, but please be more careful in the future.

Do you have evidence that Old Eureka Airport was not closed 35 years ago like the description indicates? It sure looks closed in the aerial imagery: the runway has Xs painted at the ends indicating closure, and the taxiways have fallen into disrepair.

You're using the wrong sort of gate tag here: the tag you're using is for these: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c7/JesusGreenLock-Cambridge.jpg

Is that spelling correct, or should it be "Triple"?

I've reverted the deletion.

"Delete and re-create" really isn't the best way to re-align something. It tends to lose information such as runway surfaces or railway buffer stops.

Is there a reason why you deleted the golf-course outline here?

I've reverted this changeset.

I've reverted this changeset.

There are a number of changeset viewers. I prefer Achavi (https://overpass-api.de/achavi/?changeset=100156889), but OSMCha (https://osmcha.org/changesets/100156889/) is also popular.

The "Maxar Premium" imagery is slightly newer than the default "Bing" imagery in this area, and shows that a driveway you deleted actually exists.

Is there a reason why you turned Peterson Elementary School into a park?

Some renderers treat anything with a layer of less than 0 as being underground. If you've got a situation where two above-ground objects intersect (such as a service road running under a gas-station canopy), it's better to raise the canopy than to lower the road.

There are a number of major errors here:

1) You added a group of roads, but failed to connect them to the larger road network.
2) You tagged them as "living street", but two of them are residential roads and the third is a driveway.
3) You added three parks that aren't parks, they're fragments of a golf course.
4) You tagged a number of houses as having four levels, when they have either one or two levels.
5) You tagged several garages and sheds as "residential buildings".
6) The quality of the building outlines are quite low, bearing only a vague resemblance to what's actually present.

Please be more careful in your mapping.

There are almost no "living streets" in the United States. If you see something that looks like it might be one, it's probably a residential street, service road, or footway.