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Reverted, this is a private residence

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This garage offers paid public parking. It is not private.

OSM is a map of what's on the ground, not a business directory.

If they are like paths on most college campuses, I would agree.

"Other maps" is almost certainly Pokémon Go. Everything from driveway to trunk looks the same. Other sizes for motorway and path.

That does not necessarily make them cycleways. See the wiki. I am guessing none of these paths match any of the examples highway=cycleway

Again, please don't remove the untagged ways. I will reuse the geometry in a later changeset refining the landuse and adding names.

I really appreciate your work in Owyhee County.

That is what access=private is for

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Node drag, plus the building overlaps another building. You can tell your professor to give you an "F".

We are all trying to help here. I don't see how this constitutes being a jerk.

Welcome to OpenStreetMap, and thank you for your contribution!

It is topologically incorrect to attach the powerlines to the treatment plant. Generally, features being attached implies some sort of physical connection, such as buildings with a shared wall or roads intersecting. Powerlines should be independent of landuse such as a treatment plant. To avoid this in the future, go into the "Map Data" tab and uncheck "Power Features". I suggest experimenting with the different toggles until you determine which ones are needed.

While Baloo's comment could have been more welcoming and explained the exact issue with your edit, it is certainly not intended to tear down your contribution. Name-calling is unwarranted.

Google is neither allowable nor serviceable as a source.

I somehow managed to create a way with zero nodes that I had no way of deleting in iD, so I had to download the osc and remove it manually. I couldn't find a way to import the osc into iD, so I uploaded with JOSM.

OpenStreetMap is a live database. Edits are reflected immediately. I presume you are referring to the standard Carto layer used as a basemap on openstreetmap.org. This means an old version of the tile is cached on your device. Assuming you're viewing on OpenStreetMap.org, you can force refresh (probably Ctrl-Shift-R) to load the newest version of the tile.

If you are using a different tileset, it may take longer for the update to be visible.

To confirm that the changes are in place, use the Layers menu and check the "Map Data" overlay. You will be able to click the building and view tags and other way information.

This happened to me a few years ago when I was at around 120. I still haven't gone back to try again.

I will redraw the landuse from which I have removed tags in a follow-up changeset. Please don't remove the ways.