Thanks for the feedback. Yes, one should always make sure addresses match nearby streets. Occasionally I’ll miss one, but I always go back and fix it later if it shows up on my Osmose issues list. Usually JOSM will flag it before I submit the changeset, but not always.

I have removed the name=* tag from all tributaries in Rockwall County. changeset/180695275.

OK, sure, I guess I'm with you there. "Squabble Creek Tributary" is a description. But I don't know why you say they don't have names. "Squabble Creek Tributary E", "Buffalo Creek Tributary 3", etc. are the names. Sure, their probably not known to every man on the street, but I doubt the common man would know even the names of the main, non-tributary, streams. I live next to one of these and I just had to look up the name on the map because I didn't know it (Buffalo Creek). So, these names, even those of the main, non-tributary streams, are not commonly used or known by the average person, but I would still map them. The same goes for the Tributaries. They have names even if the common person (like me) doesn't know them. I know that if I want the name I can consult a detailed map, which is what I did to obtain these names. In my opinion OSM should have this detail, i.e. the names of tributaries.

Thanks for leaving a comment. I think just “Squabble Creek Tributary”, for example, would be good if you don’t like the “H 2.2” unique/technical names. I’ll work on adding the tributary names back in that manner.

Sure! I'll message you directly.

Hi Bernard, thank you for pointing out those issues. I will work to correct those.