Why does this building have 2 addresses?
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This edit will be reverted in full. You merged 2 features that shouldn't be merged.
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This edit will be reverted in full since all the information you added is already tagged as a POI node.
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This phone number is in invalid format.
As documented on phone=*#Usage phone numbers MUST include country dialing code and must be separated either by space or - only, not any other characters such as ( ).
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This phone number is in invalid format.
As documented on phone=*#Usage phone numbers MUST include country dialing code and must be separated either by space or -.
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Why did you delete building=yes tag and instead tagged this as a vineyard?! This is clearly a building!
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This edit will be reverted in full.
It is INCORRECT to tag the whole building as a business if that business occupies only a section of that building.
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You forgot to remove email tag here.
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I think it's better to avoid - to indicate range since that's ambiguous with actual addresses that use - as part of their house number, such as commonly found in Queens and certain parts of Brooklyn.
I think it's better to explicitly list the addresses with ; or , rather than use - for range.
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No, if you fixed that hotel, that's fine.
Just in the future try to group your changes into smaller geographic regions similar to what mcliquid mentioned.

You added rooms=0 to hotel 4334850949?🤨 That doesn't seem correct.
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Hello.
Please split your edits grouped by geographic region. There's no reason for an edit in Brooklyn, NY be grouped together with your edits to a camp site in PA.
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https://www.unionsquarenyc.org/unionsquareblog/2021/5/24/freehold-opens-in-union-square-park states it's open "May through October"... Unless it actually shutdown since 2021..
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I think that restaurant in the middle is open only during the warmer weather.
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Hello.
Buildings don't have to be layer 0. There could be situations where a building is above something.
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Hello.
What are you trying to map here?
What is the meaning of this tag value?
There's no definition for it on the wiki and it doesn't seem to make sense.
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Hello.
Please do not map sidewalks as a single loop around the whole block. Please split them at each corner as appropriate. Just like you don't map roads as a single loop around the whole block, so shouldn't do that with sidewalks.
Properly splitting them allows independent tagging of each sidewalk's situation without affecting the unrelated streets.
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Since in US there’s no official regulatory body managing hotel star ratings and each hotel can rate themselves however many stars they want, it serves no purpose other than promotional/advertisement for the hotels.
As such, stars=* should not be used in US and will be deleted.
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Since in US there’s no official regulatory body managing hotel star ratings and each hotel can rate themselves however many stars they want, it serves no purpose other than promotional/advertisement for the hotels.
As such, stars=* should not be used in US and will be deleted.

Since in US there’s no official regulatory body managing hotel star ratings and each hotel can rate themselves however many stars they want, it serves no purpose other than promotional/advertisement for the hotels.
As such, stars=* should not be used and will be deleted.