This edit changed things in Crete and Peru in the same changeset. This creates a huge bounding box and makes it difficult to review edits.

osm.wiki/Changeset#Geographical_size_of_changesets

Please save in between widely spaced edits. This bounding box included parts of Canada and Mali and many countries in between.

Please save in between widely spaced areas.

It's been a while since anyone added from the list of lights. Are you doing a big update or just a few here and there?

A highway=residential inside a container port?

Also look like you forgot to change the changeset comment.

Sorry about the bounding box. I didn't realise the same changeset would be used for both edits.

Please don't do changesets this big.

Thanks.

I have no idea where that tag came from.

I opened all available imagery at open at max zoom in JOSM to check this because of the absurd changeset size.

These additions are pure fiction.

The building and woods do not appear on Bing imagery.

Do you have a source for these or have you made them up?

Please save between edits in widely spaced areas.

I don't think the is_in tag is entirely redundant for a cay off the coast of a larger island that might be part of multiple districts.

Why have you appended "bus" to the tag for a different category of vehicle? This is not a documented value for an access tag and bus access was already correctly indicated by `psv=yes`.

osm.wiki/Key:access

What is your source for the African buildings? They don't appear to match any available imagery.

Is it open then?

What is your source for this edit?

... and California and West Virginia.

Please save in betweeen widely spaced edits.

This "apartment" appears to be in the middle of the road. Where is it meant to be and what is your source for it?

This was actually construction tracing.

@rskedgell I have not checked any of the individual locations, but it was likely this DWG edit by woodpeck_repair:
osm.org/changeset/152823382

Previous discussion: osm.org/changeset/152814713