Hello! Thanks for your contribution, but please do try to use the changeset description to describe what you changed and why. You can always check here for examples and advice: osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments It's also helpful to keep you changes limited to one area, by saving your changes before moving somewhere else.

Welcome to OSM and thanks for contributing! I might suggest being more specific in your changeset description about what you changed—for example, "added sidewalks" or "aligned buildings." You can find more examples here: osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments Thanks!

Hello, please use the changeset description field to describe what you changed and why. See osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments for advice. Please also remember to save your changes in one area before moving to another so that it's easier to see where the changes took place.

Hello, thanks for your contributions to OpenStreetMap! Please read about what the "place=town" and "place=hamlet" tags mean in OSM: place=* . Both Panoche and Llanada have fewer than 100 inhabitants, so place=hamlet is correct, and place=town is incorrect.

Hi, thanks for contributing to OpenStreetMap! I've updated your change so that the object isn't considered a city park, since otherwise it would be misleading for people looking for actual parks. I'm guessing Organic Maps doesn't give you a lot of choices for feature categories. If you need more control over tagging and categories, you can make your changes on the OpenStreetMap website, or using the app "Go Map!!". If you have any questions, I highly recommend joining the OSM Community Forum (https://community.openstreetmap.org/) or any of the other local or global communities (https://openstreetmap.community/)!

You can find more information about private property in OSM here: osm.wiki/Why_we_won%27t_delete_roads_on_private_property

The "amenity=marketplace" tag is for market squares with many stalls, like farmers markets. I don't know the place but it seems small for that kind of thing. Maybe something under "shop=*" would be better.

When was this imagery taken? 2024 imagery still shows a connection here.

Don't always copy the phone number from the SDP. In this case it was the personal phone number of the manager. Also see phone=* for formatting. Also, the street name field should exactly match the name of the street in OSM, in this case "1st Street". addr:street=*

Using Google Maps material for OSM reference is illegal, see osm.wiki/Google . If you have your own photo, you can upload it to e.g. Mapillary osm.wiki/Mapillary

Thanks for contributing to the challenge! The node you replaced has a different address. Are you sure there isn't something else there?

Thank you for contributing to the challenge! Please be sure to check that a business isn't already mapped before adding it. In this case, the Capitol Flea Market already exists here: way/38059602

Hi, please remember to use the changeset comment to describe what you changed. Thank you!

Hi, please use more descriptive changeset messages. "Modified the relations" doesn't say what relations you changed, how you changed them, or why. See here for more advice: osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! When making contributions, please use the changeset description field to describe what you changed. It's also helpful to describe where you got the information—I can't find evidence that a butcher by that name exists here.

Thanks for your contribution! Please make sure to use the changeset description to describe what you changed, not just where—for example, "Added the names of buildings at Stanford."

Street names in OpenStreetMap must not be abbreviated. See osm.wiki/Abbreviations

forgot to add source: https://matkoniecz.codeberg.page/improving_openstreetmap_using_alltheplaces_dataset/missing_shops_caliber_collision_us_37%20-122.html

Hi, please don't delete objects and re-add them later. It makes it harder to track changes. Instead, improve and modify the objects directly.

This is incorrect. The curbs are double-sided.