Hello, according to junction=roundabout, a roundabout should not be named with the name of the road it connects.

I didn't make any edit, someone else did, and they clearly wrote in the changeset comment that the movie theater is permanently closed. "Correcting" tag errors like this is not something that should be done.

Do you have a source for the movie theater not being closed?

Gas station pumps are usually building=roof.

Do you have a reason for deleting the school grounds?

Do you have a source for the name "Green Tree Road"?

This changeset contained some accidental node drags. Please heed the warnings that iD shows before saving.

Commercial parking lots generally don't have access=private.

Sure, it was this: changeset/67162631

I appreciate that it's not feasible to look at the changeset description for every object in view before making changes. I'm looking for ways to clearly express when on-the-ground features diverge from aerial imagery, since it's ambiguous to the next person who comes along what needs to be changed. I'm trying to use `demolished:highway=*` as an indicator that what's visible in the aerials might not be up to date.

1) Firwood Drive is very close but not connected to Bower Hill Road. Please be careful as this changeset broke routing.

2) This change is based on outdated imagery. North Wren Drive and Firwood Drive connect at a point, and the parking to the west no longer exists. My prior edit to North Wren Drive had a comment of "they moved north wren", but is there a way I could have expressed myself more clearly?

(I'm an idiot and comment on the wrong changesets)

1) Firwood Drive is very close but not connected to Bower Hill Road. Please be careful as this changeset broke routing.

2) This change is based on outdated imagery. North Wren Drive and Firwood Drive connect at a point, and the parking to the west no longer exists. My prior edit to North Wren Drive had a comment of "they moved north wren", but is there a way I could have expressed myself more clearly?

This only applies to trucks over 44' long.

municipality *

What's the point? There's no harm in having a human-readable link, and iD adds them automatically.
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This doesn't reopen for another week. What's your source for this change?

One more multipolygon that landed on top of other buildings :)

ideally someone should import the official data with leisure=nature_reserve, and tag specific areas as natural=wood or leisure=park as appropriate.

The main point here is that unincorporated communities and census-designated places — even though they are locally known as towns and villages, and have post offices and addresses — are not "administrative boundaries" and therefore don't have a value for admin_level at all. The actual administrative boundaries are defined by state law, and OSM establishes a uniform numbering for these across all the different jurisdictions.

osm.wiki/United_States_admin_level

As far as I know, Pennsylvania is pretty uniform. What's different about Monroe County?

Cities, boroughs, and townships are [boundary=administrative][https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:admin_level=8][https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:border_type=whatever][https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:place=whatever]. They should subdivide the state entirely. Unincorporated towns and villages are [boundary=census][https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:place=whatever]. As far as I know, they stay outside of incorporated cities and boroughs, but I'm not sure, and that doesn't really matter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monroe_County,_Pennsylvania#Communities

Pocono Pines — CDP, census boundary may be included, place=village.
Tobyhanna — unincorporated community, map as a node with place=hamlet

Unfortunately, a long time ago, CDPs were imported as boundary=administrative,admin_level=8, which isn't right. They should be changed to boundary=census.

I feel the wiki is disorganized and hard to read here — try the talk-us mailing list if you have further questions.