@Lee Carré
Check those two links I posted above (they are from dev version of overpass run by user mmd). I use those for viewing large bbox changesets.
Generally algorithms should adapt to users' needs and help us work less not the other way around.

Also if people would have got out and do surveys, there would be barely 10% of the data we have in OSM today.

Though a fair point is that it is the limitation of tools like osmcha and archavi than the extent of geographical area that prevents people from reviewing

https://dev.overpass-api.de/changeset-map/#110409629
https://dev.overpass-api.de/achavi/index.html?changeset=110409629
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Might be better to put the node on Fort Hill Road at the stop line with direction=forward/backward. I feel like people are slowly moving away from placing the sign on the intersection node.

highway=stop

Hi the highway classification follows function rather than appearance.

Since these roads still lead to houses they are most likely highway=residential, surface=dirt
(can also add osm.wiki/Tag:smoothness=)

if closed for traffic then also access=yes, motor_vehicle=no

surface=*
access=*

Tracks are for roads that are for forestry, recreational,... purposes.

Thanks for the fix. I think the address was supposed to be at one of the houses to the north and it got somehow misplaced here
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All good. Only one thing, when you add a building press Q to square the shape..
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I added club=sport + sport=sailing. Please check if that is correct.
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Got it! Good work!

Hi,
Thanks for contributing!
Just a small thing, we don't put hiking trail blaze color as a name tag for the path. All that information is in relations. e.g. this is the purple trail relation/11785086

Also, which of the paths were marked as private?
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Hi,
Thanks for contributing!
Just a small thing, we don't put hiking trail blaze color as a name tag for the path. All that information is in relations. e.g. this is the purple trail relation/11785086

Also, which of the paths were marked as private?
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Published using OSMCha: https://osmcha.org/changesets/109104311

Hi,
Thanks for contributing!
Just a small thing, we don't put hiking trail blaze color as a name tag for the path. All that information is in relations. e.g. this is the purple trail relation/11785086

Also, which of the paths were marked as private?
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Published using OSMCha: https://osmcha.org/changesets/109104311

Thanks! That looks great!

it has `symbol=White rectangle`, which should be described as `white::white_stripe`. At least some sites render it correctly..

I am in contact with Sarah and Nop and looking for solution for two color blazes.

Nice, thanks for contributing!

awesome, thanks a ton!

I restored the road previously (sorry).

If you want to have the road deleted you can either repeat your edit or revert my changeset #107868600 in JOSM (I can also do that if you want)

Hmm I wonder if that's some kind of iD bug.
Unfortunately iD is not that well maintained these days

Oh I see that you did a second edit.

I meant that you deleted this address point: 8762379169

And merged it into this address point: 8762436479

as addr:housenumber=18;233 and addr:street=East Dover Street;South Elm Street

(your second changeset changed the housenumber back to 18, but kept the street)

I was wondering if node/8762379169 was wrong and should be really deleted and if node/8762436479 address assigned to two streets at the same time.

So the house has two addresses at two different streets?
Also South Elm Street seems to be quite far from the house.

Oh, got it! Sorry!
That makes perfect sense to get it deleted. Thanks for the on-site survey.