Looks good! I just moved the entrances to match closer to where they are.

Pretty good! Looks amazing! Refer to Slack for a photo, but if we were to make it end at the property line, there's a fence visible in the imagery where the property line ends. However, I don't know if that really matters here.

"whereas in JOSM I can just make sure they are overlapping or sharing nodes and then Shift-J to join them all (which I can do for you, if you'd like)."

Sure! That'd be amazing.

It would have been harder to do one for it.

I'm not sure why the Southern brand "QuikTrip" would be operating in Wisconsin, where there's already a Wisconsin-based "Kwik Trip" brand. I could be wrong, but I can also see Kwik Trip branding on the side, not QuikTrip.

I'd like some explaining.

Thanks, and happy mapping!

Done in changeset/186776665

They actually redid the parking lot. Check https://osmus.slack.com/archives/D0BJ954U9JR/p1785458275394659 on Slack.

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I believe I had tagged that as a parking aisle, because it not only connects with traffic, but also goes past some parking stalls, leading to that change, I believe.

This is actually not a service road, nor a drive-through, but rather a parking way.

Confirmed by information from the FaceBook page https://www.facebook.com/zarrproperties

I did not realize there was grass in parking areas now! 😆 I'll take a look at this.

Not sure why that was there... 🤔

Just making sure, "not:brand:wikidata=Q5887912" means it's not that, correct

I changed only the brand name there, to replace it from the generic "hotel" one to the "brand" one.

Therefore, removed in changeset/186642102

I believe somewhat (https://www.tmj4.com/news/local-news/in-your-community/waukesha-county/we-missed-this-place-crowds-return-to-bass-bay-months-after-fire-destroyed-brewhouse)

I believe the only change here was to the parking lot, though.

Like with the other comment I just left you here, there were both "place" nodes and "address" nodes, I didn't see the need for two there, so I deleted the "adress" nodes, and replaced them with the "place" nodes. (This was also the same for the Sendik's and buisiness's around there.)

I deleted the address nodes because there were both address nodes and place nodes. I didn't see the reason there should be both, so I got rid of the address nodes, and just used the "place" nodes.

An FYI, in Wisconsin, and Minnesota, I believe, it's Kwik Trip, Quick Trip is a whole different brand from the south.

Thanks for mapping this feature! I was looking over the POI and noticed that it was already in good shape, but I saw one piece of information that I thought would be useful to add to improve the completeness of the data.
In my edit, I added the operator:wikidata=* tag. The purpose of this tag is to link the mapped operator to its corresponding Wikidata item, allowing data consumers to unambiguously identify the organization operating the feature. This helps distinguish operators that may have similar or identical names and allows applications that use OpenStreetMap data to connect the feature with structured information from Wikidata.
The goal of the edit wasn't to replace or undo any of your work, but simply to build upon it by adding additional structured metadata that wasn't already present. I left the existing mapping intact and only supplemented it with the Wikidata identifier for the operator.
I appreciate the work you put into mapping this feature. Every contribution helps improve OpenStreetMap, and I hope this small addition makes the data even more useful for downstream applications and users. If you have any thoughts on the edit or think there's anything that could be improved further, I'd be happy to discuss it.
Thanks again for your contribution, and happy mapping!

The "driveway" is set up, where the cars come in, and when they get to the "ballon" shape, they go around, to the right, and then go back out. It's hard to explain in a comment, but look at the photo I sent you on Slack; there's a one-way sign, pointing to the left.

Replace Sonesta Select Brookfield Wisconsin with AmericInn based on current website and local knowledge. Update hotel details including website and phone, remove outdated tags, and preserve relevant former information with lifecycle prefixes to prevent future re-additions from outdated sources.

Hi, thanks for reviewing my changeset and for explaining everything.
I'm still pretty new to contributing to OpenStreetMap, so I really appreciate the guidance. I understand now that Google Maps isn't an allowed source, and I won't use it for future edits.
Would you be willing to update this changeset for me using the information from the business's website and the correct tag formats? If you'd prefer that I do it myself, I'm happy to try—I just wanted to ask since I'm still learning.
Thanks again for taking the time to help me.