OK, I see what has hapenned here. There were two unjoined portions of Montgomery Crescent, one from the North and one from the West. This makes sense for a part drawn curved road (as many crescents are). I will split and reconnect accordingly.

I don't know what you mean by automatically took the name. This name was added by user Canyonsrcool who surveyed many roads in 2016. Your edit mentions no source other than Bing aerial imagery. Have you also seen a sign near here?

Given the overgrowth apparent on e.g.:
way/721714877
way/721714878
way/721714875
I would guess some of them to be surface=ground (also coral rock).

I suspect many of these 'service roads' are unpaved tracks despite brightness.

What is your source for the change to Montgomery Crescent?

A couple of questions:
You appear to have deleted Barclay Road, and converted a house in Long Island USA to an area. Were, these deliberate?

Also you seem to have tagged your business as housing customs officers, I assume this was a mistake?

I really hope the next time the sign blows down it gets reordered by someone who can spell Biscuit.

If the phone number is wrong it needs to be removed completely, leaving the area code behind isn't that useful.

Partially reverted as 73074280

Also the "Michoud Assembly Facility" seems to be a rather large building just to house a bar.

Did you mean to remove most of the telephone number?

This is incorrect. These are rectangular ways with water in the middle, not larger rectangular piers.

This way had previously been tagged with the "abandoned"prefix, presumably because the imagery shows it as overgrown. Do you have reason to believe that it has been restored to good condition?

Why have you deleted these tracks?

It also notified everyone who watches an area every time it happens.

Thanks

What is your source for this name change?

Hello,
I see you have added node/6426000470 with source=ADOBE. This sound like it is probably a source incompatible with the OSM license. Can you please confirm where you got this information?

The direction on this looks highly suspicious:
https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/zQsYLmD-XdghKu879PWd3w

The Tropical Shipping way did not appear to contain the string "http://" prior to this edit.