I go to Liberty Park multiple times a week and have added many things to OSM there, but never thought to add this island :) Thanks!

Hi Xephorix, thanks for contributing to OSM in Utah! Could I ask a favor -- please try to limit the number of changes between uploads and add a more descriptive comment? That way it's easier for others to follow what you edited. Thanks!

Hi Xephorix,
Could you try to be a little more specific in the description of your changeset, please? This changeset covers quite a large area and a few dozen OSM objects, and it would help other mappers to have something more descriptive than "changed a few things". Thank you!

Completely agree on the access tags. Although I think access is limited to certain hours? Don't they close the gates at night?

I think you are correct in assuming that every cemetery needs a Cypress Ave :D

Oh cool! You may be interested to know that over the past few months I have been adding all UTA bus stops (manually) from the UTA dataset that is made available through the UGRC data portal. My next move was to incorporate all these stops into full bus route relations. The relations for the routes mostly already exist, but the stops can be added to the route relation as well. This will be a lot of work so please help if you can! In the process, I have also moved stop nodes to the correct location (as observed via aerials or street view images from Mapillary or Kartaview) where the original data was wrong. So this may be useful data to bring back to UTA as well.

Totally the spirit of OSM, isn't it? Someone else will come around and do another survey and add more detail... Perhaps it will be one of us..?

These names are going to trip up search services based on OSM data sending people to Main St on the cemetery instead of downtown :)
Seriously, I've seen this behavior. Perhaps `access` tags will help. I think the cemetery is generally open to vehicle traffic but `access=customer` or something like that may help.

Same, I was going to take the train to check it out and do the mapping! Which I may still do just because I am curious, but thanks for adding the new station!

I can't do that all by myself Keith! :D

this is actually adding a bus stop, selected the wrong description from JOSM drop down.

This was actually adding a bus stop, selected the wrong description from JOSM dropdown.

This was actually adding a bus stop, selected the wrong description from JOSM dropdown.

Also, something more descriptive than "fix issues" would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

Hi, it would be helpful if you could upload your edits more frequently, thus creating smaller changesets which are easier to inspect for other mappers to look at the edits you made. Thanks!

Hi, I was curious why you deleted and recreated the roads around the 11400 S / Bangerter interchange, rather than updating the existing geometries. This is not criticism at all, I am just curious about your mapping technique. Thanks.

Cool, thanks for updating quickly!

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"knowledge" is most likely wrong when adding 3800+ fire hydrants? I know this is an old changeset, but if you still have / know the actual source, could you please specify? Thanks

Good catch user_5359. I noticed the change and your fix as well when I was checking the [whodidit map for this week](https://simon04.dev.openstreetmap.org/whodidit/?zoom=12&lat=40.66721&lon=-111.91601&layers=BTT). Let us know if you have any questions sbrunni!

If you go to that wiki page you should see a couple tabs up top: "Page" and "Discussion". The Discussion one is where we would discuss this. You will need to be logged in to the wiki to add text there. The wiki has a separate account from your main OSM account, unfortunately. I added your above comment to that page.

Thanks!