BTW,
osm.org/relation/4091841 and
osm.org/way/266674149 also did not spell it out.
However osm.org/relation/4260277 spelled it out
so we have some inconsistency, technically speaking. Also TPC seems to have at least 12 golf courses in the USA so some remain unmapped ...

Tournament Players Club, apparently I think. I don't think they use the full name at all (did you have a fun time searching for the acronym? was a nasty search) hence leaving it as such, along with the fact that TPC Parkway was used for the road in TIGER and most other references - all for consistency.

I ended up reverting your changes in changeset 132954918 and readded some of it, sorry about this but needed to fix that gap.

Hi, I see there was a warning in your changeset that was flagged and it looks like you removed a section of south college avenue making it impossible to go south on college through horsetooth road. Could you fix this?

Thanks for fixing/reverting to fix that nasty overlap, I didn't feel like fixing the other errors that were partially or fully related to the overlap :D

ugh thanks. Wasn't sure what to do with it but the overlaps were annoying.

Thanks for fixing this, at least we don't have a spurious road caused by another mapper marking the road inadvertently as I first detected and noted in osm.org/note/3537377 ... while I think the error is gone, did we lose information that used to be in the map, I was hesitant at fixing this because I didn't know what the original design was and feared something would have been removed by the previous changeset... any opinions?

Hi, thank you for your contributions as there's no way for me to tell things like this happening. However, this isn't the right way to denote that a road is (temporarily) no longer accessible. Basically what you did is made a road into a wall (and it looks like you dragged a node by mistake.) Will need to change these back into roads as they are real roadways, just inaccessible at the time...

Thanks for looking into this. I think when you uploaded the changes in JOSM it broke up the changes to several 10000-change blocks, so the other related changesets also need to be reverted. I'm not sure if you got a chance to take a look at exactly what these changesets did, hence the concern about them. again thanks for looking into this and keeping the map clean.

bad changesets are (2 groups): 132020418 132020411 132020405 132020398 132020394 132020392 132020388 132020383 132020379 132020374 132020370; 132015965 132015950 132015943 132015939 132015930 132015920 132015915 132015903 132015891 132015884 132015874 132015865 - I'm still awaiting confirmation that this is okay to do but would like to see it fixed sooner than later. I think I can do the revert but prefer someone else do it.

This changeset appears to add duplicate ways on top of existing ways, may need to revert this

this changeset appears to add a bunch of ways that do not exist in imagery.

This changeset adds a lot of dubious nodes that don't seem to match anything in imagery, please check, may need to revert this changeset.

This changeset also duplicates a lot of existing roads, please check. May need to revert.

hi, it looks like your changeset added a bunch of overlapping ways perfectly on top of existing ways, could you look into this?

Hi, it looks like your changeset added a bunch of road violations. Take a look at osm.org/note/3543755 and review the changes?

https://www.greeleytribune.com/2021/07/24/carr-post-office-closes-after-failed-air-quality-test-speculations-about-meth-operations-arise/
9604 Warner Avenue is original address, Carr must still have a post office somewhere?

Where is the post office now?

BTW one such error that showed up is osm.org/way/440823644 - I'm not sure what this used to be but it's definitely not a road, I think it used to be a boundary of sorts but it was changed and now I don't know what it represents.

hi, thank you for your contributions, however I've noticed there were a lot of errors introduced to the map due to your contributions. If you could, could you fix them? perhaps these changes need to be reverted back to a previous state if you're not sure on how to fix some of the problems introduced.