Noticed that you are tagging some areas around farmhouses with landuse=grass. this seems incorrect on two counts: 1) farmhouses should be included in landuse=farmyard osm.wiki/Tag:landuse%3Dfarmyard, and 2) landuse=grass is for public space, not private osm.wiki/Tag:landuse%3Dgrass. Maybe you want to use surface=grass or landcover=grass for these private grassy areas instead?

it appears many of these buildings are duplicates of your previous changeset--it'd be great if you could take a look and correct (for ex, on S 5th btw Bridge and Ferry)

wow, are you planning to do all of these? :)

Cool idea to put in construction dates for these buildings. I'd suggest spelling out Hennepin County in the source:building, though

Hi, this edit seems more like advertising than entering actual verifiable data: 1) it doesn't include OSM tags for what "Web Design in Minneapolis" supposedly is (office? shop?), 2) this node is in what looks like an apartment building, 3) a similar node with same phone # was entered recently in this changeset osm.org/changeset/35981007, which also seems to be in a residential building, 4) the overly long description (and "keywords" in the other changeset) are not standard OSM practice. I suggest you see osm.wiki/Good_practice for some tips on this, and make some modifications to your nodes.

I changed the tag on this to amenity=dojo based on the name, but later realized this might not be accurate. if it is indeed a multi-sport sports centre (osm.wiki/Tag:leisure%3Dsports_centre) then please change it back!

I did not, but that would be a better plan. Thanks for the reminder!

Hi, curious why you put access=no on this way. This seems counter to what you stated in your changeset comment about improving routing. Is it under construction or something?

Welcome to OpenStreetMap, and thanks for contributing! Please remember that information you add is for all users of OSM data, so your changing the name of the building from "Parklawn Estates" to "Home" is not helpful and actually removing information from the map. Looks like there might still be plenty of other things to map in this area, though!

shop=shopping_centre is rarely used, probably because it's not really clear what it means (sparse wiki page) and therefore what information it adds beyond the landuse=retail tag. thoughts?

Hi, I think the tag for fitness places is coalescing around leisure=fitness_centre (see osm.wiki/Gym_/_Fitness_centre)

Thanks for fixing, hope it didn't confuse anyone that was going to maptime! :)

Thanks for fixing this! I made these relations and just saw the error via OSMI, but you beat me to it. :)

1) calling your attention to the messy golf course outline (see http://tinyurl.com/psrj2jy), and 2) a reminder that it is best practice in most cases to NOT attach landuse nodes to the highways surrounding them (see here for a logical explanation: http://tinyurl.com/qhr4gla)

Hi, the soccer and basketball playing areas should be leisure=pitch. I fixed them, fyi. Although, is there really a basketball court there? It's not showing in imagery.

In the future, could you try to have a smaller geographic area for your changesets, and/or have a useful changeset comment about the edits you're making? Thanks

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! Remember that the data you enter into OSM should be accurate, verifiable information. This looks like it might be a joke, so please correct it or provide a source for your info. Thanks

I'm assuming you know this, but just in case: there are a number of these buildings that must somehow have lost a node or something because they are now triangular or similar.

theatre:type=amphi seems the best of poor options for outdoor theaters. :( some people have used theatre:stage=yes for just tagging the stage? http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/cea

Hi, I was fixing theater->theatre and noticed the theatre:part tags, which no one else has used. It might well be a good idea you've come up with, but if so, it would be good to send it to the tagging list (https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging) to get some feedback and potentially get the tag more widely known.