This is not a park, it is a subdivision. Please add only real features to OpenStreetMap. Reverted.

You're doing a great job improving Spartanburg! Sidewalks are fine either separately or tagged as part of the road. Tagging will settle in OSM as more apps start to use the data. Open Sidewalks ( https://www.opensidewalks.com/ ) generally makes them separate at the moment so that it is easier to mark curb ramp attributes. OpenTripPlanner prefers them as part of the roadway, but they are also still working on their pedestrian routing algorithm.

Node was already merged into building and the tagging standardized. Reverted change.

Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap, and thanks for your valuable updates! In the future when updating a business, it is generally better to remove the previous business information from the node or building outline and then create the new information. This is because some businesses in OpenStreetMap include address/suite information that also applies to the new business, and the history may be viewed to see what businesses have been in that location and when.

Please check for existing business nodes before adding new ones. Also update the changeset description to something more descriptive. Thank you,

This node is a duplicate of an existing Blaine's Farm & Fleet node node/2813268358 . The new information has been merged into the existing node and this new node was deleted.

Hi, thank you for this submission. 1. The name had the HTML Escape characters (%27), but the normal punctuation may be used in names. 2. There was already a business here , but with the local name (locals say "Farm & Fleet", not "Blaine's Farm & Fleet") I added "Blaine's ..." as the official name. 3. The node was positioned on an adjacent business instead of the actual Farm & Fleet business. I removed the extra node and added any new information to the business.

Hi, thanks for your submissions! I noticed that Orion's Bar & Grill had already been marked in the building, so the node is a duplicate.

Hi, welcome to OpenStreetMap and thanks for your contributions! A note about the end of Sawblade Ridge - a "Living Street" is normally a pedestrian area that allows cars only at 3-5 MPH. I would expect the end of this street to terminate in a turning circle instead of a living street. Also is it really 1 lane? That would mean that if 2 cars meet, one would need to back up to an open area for them to pass. Thank you,

Hi, thank you for these updates. Was the speed limit for 123 around the Issaqueena trail exit recently changed?

Reverted in changeset/46162481. There is no trace of these parks, trails, or visitor center in an on-site survey. No public amenities for these subdivisions listed in http://www.lakekeoweerealestateexpert.com. Areas are zoned residential by city of Seneca http://www.seneca.sc.us/Portals/0/PDF/PlanningDevelopment/Zoning_Parcels_2013.pdf

Are there signs identifying the parks and visitors center and vending area?

Are these real parks, visitor center and country club?

Hi and welcome to OpenStreetMap.

The previous message from Chetan_Gowda was a bit terse, but if you are trying to manipulate Pokemon then please stop. OSM accepts all edits that are based on reality. Intentional edits based on fiction are considered vandalism and will be removed.

The administrative boundary that was deleted defined the city of Seneca, therefore that city is now undefined in OpenStreetMap. Cities don't place signs or flags around the municipal boundaries, they are legally defined at the regional records office. The city of Seneca is defined by that part of Lake Keowee, as seen in this view of the county records - https://flic.kr/p/QJkaiu , Seneca is shown in purple,

What is the source you used to determine that this is not an administrative boundary?

Hi thank you for the edits. Why were the roads changed to a type of unclassified? There are mostly residential homes along these streets.

Hi, just a note about the tag spelling - it should be ' junction ' , not jonction . Thanks!

Hi and welcome to OpenStreetMap. I see you have added a water body and a number of crossing paths at a location which is really an apartment building.
If you are trying to manipulate Pokemon then please stop. OSM accepts all edits that are based on reality. Intentional edits based on fiction are considered vandalism and will be removed.

Hi, Thank you for the edits! Just a note about old railroads - if they're already marked as abandoned, they won't show up on the map view. I'll agree that they technically don't belong if they no longer exist and they clutter the edit view. But some rail fans still use them on their reference maps. They are trying to migrate historical rail ways onto OpenHistoricalMap, but it's a long process. So others may add abandoned rails back again.