Where are you getting address data from for all these edits? I hope you are not using Google or LIST data as neither is licenced for use on OSM.

No one is suggesting you should stop contributing, just add better change set comments so we can understand what you are doing

Please improve your changeset comments. This would have been better as "Landuse, driveways, treeline in the Allens Rivulet area". This is a common courtesy for all mappers. If you fail to improve I will pass on details to the data working group for action.

Please be aware we dont have permission to use the LIST imagery for use in OpenStreetMap

Hi There - I have just corrected some common tagging errors on the Nudgee golf course. You should try and use the standard format for tagging and refrain from 'naming' each feature. Most of this is not required. osm.wiki/Tag:leisure%3Dgolf_course

Please add meaningful comments to your changesets. Its better for everyone who may be watching data in particular areas - osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments

Thanks for adding buildings. Unfortunately many of the Microsoft building footprints are very poor representations of the actual buildings. Please align them and adjust as necessary rather than just accept them at face value, especially where there is recent better imagery.

PS Many of the AI generated buildings are skewed and based on old imagery (especially in places like Hobart and Launceston that have great Bing imagery). Personally I find I can digitise a building from new quicker than repairing an AI imported one. Also check other imagery as in some cases Maxar is best in some rural areas

You can check under the Issues tab (I key) - its set to square corners where the angles are less than 5 degrees. This is pretty good for many buildings

Thanks for adding buildings. Best practice is to 'square' the corners of the buildings using the Q key after assigning the building tags. Cheers

Hi There - Thanks for mapping buildings. Its best practice to 'square' buildings using the Q key after assigning the tags. This makes the corners of the buildings square (which most buildings are)

I have just cleaned up this golf course as you looked to have made many common golf tagging errors. I suspect that you are using old tagging or tagging for some renderer or some golf course software (TGC Designer??). Please refrain from naming golf holes and features like greens and fairways. Please use the accepted tagging for all golf course edits osm.wiki/Tag:leisure%3Dgolf_course

I have just cleaned up this golf course as you looked to have made many common golf tagging errors. I suspect that you are using old tagging or tagging for some renderer or some golf course software (TGC Designer??). Please refrain from naming golf holes, using landuse=grass (the preferred is surface=grass) and adding pitch and sport tags to greens. Please use the accepted tagging for all golf course edits osm.wiki/Tag:leisure%3Dgolf_course

Hi folks FYI - Phone numbers in Australia should be added to OSM according to the following format with the country code +61 x xxxx xxxx, (+61 xxx xxx xxx for mobiles) or use the phone:AU key if a 1300 or 1800 number as per the wiki guidelines osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features

To get the + symbol on a mobile device numeric keypad I reckon you will need to do a LONG press on the zero.
I have just updated a recent addition that you made to OSM – Cheers

Hi folks FYI - Phone numbers in Australia should be added to OSM according to the following format with the country code
+61 x xxxx xxxx, (+61 xxx xxx xxx for mobiles) or use the phone:AU key if a 1300 or 1800 number.
For freecall numbers that work whilst overseas (ie 13 13 13) use +61 XX XX XX
as per the wiki guidelines osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features - I have just updated a recent addition that you made to OSM – Cheers

Hi folks FYI - Phone numbers in Australia should be added to OSM according to the following format with the country code
+61 x xxxx xxxx, (+61 xxx xxx xxx for mobiles) or use the phone:AU key if a 1300 or 1800 number.
For freecall numbers that work whilst overseas (ie 13 13 13) use +61 XX XX XX
as per the wiki guidelines osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features - I have just updated a recent addition that you made to OSM – Cheers

Hi folks FYI - Phone numbers in Australia should be added to OSM according to the following format with the country code
+61 x xxxx xxxx, (+61 xxx xxx xxx for mobiles) or use the phone:AU key if a 1300 or 1800 number.
For freecall numbers that work whilst overseas (ie 13 13 13) use +61 XX XX XX
as per the wiki guidelines osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features - I have just updated a recent addition that you made to OSM – Cheers

Hi folks FYI - Phone numbers in Australia should be added to OSM according to the following format with the country code
+61 x xxxx xxxx, (+61 xxx xxx xxx for mobiles) or use the phone:AU key if a 1300 or 1800 number.
For freecall numbers that work whilst overseas (ie 13 13 13) use +61 XX XX XX
as per the wiki guidelines osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features - I have just updated a recent addition that you made to OSM – Cheers

Hi folks FYI - Phone numbers in Australia should be added to OSM according to the following format with the country code
+61 x xxxx xxxx, (+61 xxx xxx xxx for mobiles) or use the phone:AU key if a 1300 or 1800 number.
For freecall numbers that work whilst overseas (ie 13 13 13) use +61 XX XX XX
as per the wiki guidelines osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features - I have just updated a recent addition that you made to OSM – Cheers

Hi folks FYI - Phone numbers in Australia should be added to OSM according to the following format with the country code
+61 x xxxx xxxx, (+61 xxx xxx xxx for mobiles) or use the phone:AU key if a 1300 or 1800 number.
For freecall numbers that work whilst overseas (ie 13 13 13) use +61 XX XX XX
as per the wiki guidelines osm.wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features - I have just updated a recent addition that you made to OSM – Cheers