Apologies if that happened. It may be the slightly not-up-to-date Organic Maps data.
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Published using OSMCha: https://osmcha.org/changesets/135760664

Thanks for the comment. I'm using the MapWithAI address data which is sourced from the state.

fixed

Couldn't say; it's been a year. Removed.

Thanks for the heads up. Mistaken copy/paste.

Sorry, thank Organic Maps for this changeset.

Thanks for the catch.

State Parks*

Sure, Discover Passes are using in State of Washington National Parks for parking. They can sometimes be purchased on-site, or are otherwise an annual pass from retailers or the state directly. https://www.discoverpass.wa.gov/

Appreciate you double checking my work, however.

Nobody's perfect. I catch 99% of issues during my street-by-street visual scan, but there will likely be 1% that slip through, unfortunately.

I see no evidence these businesses are closed anywhere. Why have you deleted them?

No worries, lol

Hello, welcome to OSM. Please don't add non-existent features, as this is a public map. There is clearly no beach, and the bakery shop doesn't appear to exist here either. Let me know if you have questions.

You are 100% right, fixed

No, the standard is to mark the shop tag as disused, otherwise it will still show up as an open, unnamed clothes store. Technically, you could also mark the Dress Barn as old_name or the like as well. This is the standard used for all closed chain store cleanups on MapRoulette.

Thank you! You're doing awesome work!

Hah, it looks barren with all the landcover data but no buildings, so I had to help out. The most recent revision of the Microsoft's footprint data is vastly improved in West Virginia. The shapes are much more accurate, just need to be rotated a couple degrees occasionally.

That would be a refinement of what I did, so feel free to do so.

You should only change the addresses in which your company is located, not the building itself.