My intention is to be more specific about who can use a library, and introduce a standard set of values. In this case, it is members of the public. Please see my proposal at osm.wiki/Proposal:Library_Types . You are welcome to discuss this proposal on the wiki talk page.

Reverted, however I find it suspicious that a public bookcase has such a lengthy name. Do you know why this is the case?

Hi jcbherrman,
Thank you for your contributions. I'm wondering why you decided to add a node for "downtown washington". As far as I know, there is no official neighborhood with this name, and thus there cannot be a defined center point. Did you get this from some other dataset? Please let us know. If you would like any help, feel free to message me or discuss on the local-dc Slack channel.
Best,
andrewth1

This had already been mapped properly as a retail area with several detached buildings prior to your changeset. There is no indoor mall here. I removed it.

Thank you for all your effort in mapping the campus too! It's been a great starting point for the mapping I've done.

I surveyed all of the footpaths in person and did some GPS traces. Most of my editing work involved splitting the single forest area into three areas so I could show where tree-clearing was done for the footpath construction projects.

This parking structure was reconstructed and all of the driveways are in different locations now. In addition, someone mapped all of the driveways on every floor of the structure, which is not the proper way to map this. There are multiple entrances which serve different floors, and any guidance on how to map this would be appreciated.