some of these look like towers, definitely a step up form poles. maybe with "design=h-frame" added?
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it's fine to convert the node to an area, but you deleted all the address tags and did not move them to the area
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some of these building shapes aren't even close. i know this was a while ago, but i hope your building mapping has gotten a little more careful since then

Looks great! Thanks for adding these details!
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Oh, well hello there, stranger!

Just a heads up: street names in OSM get spelled out in full, like "South Adams Street".
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it probably looks like an import, but no! i digitized all of these by hand! just waited to conflate and upload in one go

those were real addresses assigned by the county. why delete them?
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this is the high point of the county, but i don't think it's actually named as such; is it named on a map you were referencing? i would not call it a peak, either, it's just a spot that's a little higher than what's around it.
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thanks for adding so many points of interest to the map! great level of detail!
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do these power lines actually have real names? where is this information coming from?
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hi there! while i do not disagree with your change, please note that "unclassified" has a very distinct meaning in OSM highway tagging, it is not an "unidentified" road type.

well, you've got your work cut out for you. the naperville area is full of "amateur" instersections like this.

Hi there! having the traffic signal points at the stop line for each road is a valid, and more detailed, way of mapping an intersection. what's the reason for collapsing them into a single node?
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lol, I sincerely hope you're right. Not a golfer, so I'm extremely unlikely to verify this with an in-person survey anytime soon. It would be really odd to request these addresses and not post them somewhere, though.

Quick search turned up their course tour: https://foxbendgolfcourse.com/course-tour/

Looks like there's some kind of sign post at the tee. Maybe it's posted there?

Believe it or not, yes!

When the golf course was established, it was requested that address points be assigned to each hole of the course. The thinking is that if someone calls for emergency services from the course, having some specific information of where *in* the course would be critical in getting responders to the precise location. Kind of a weird use for "unit", but that's how they were assigned.

Now, why they didn't align the unit number with the hole, I have no idea.

hey, stranger! thanks for editing this!
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good edits! but be sure to update your changeset comment when you do things outside the scope of the maproulette task
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sorry for spamming you! osmcha was bugging out.

thanks for fixing those! i thought i was being extra careful with the boundaries i edited, but it looks like i missed a couple.
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thanks for fixing those! i thought i was being extra careful with the boundaries i edited, but it looks like i missed a couple.
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