Hiya - if you're just redrawing the line it's better to not delete the old one, just add more nodes & move them as required. Helps keep history better - thanks!

FYI it's better to not delete the old way if you're just wanting to change the shape, so that we keep the history 😀

I don't think that's a trampoline - looks more like a garden with a light? 😅
I also wouldn't be mapping trampolines on residential properties - the wiki says "Do not use this tag for a trampoline in a private garden", most likely because they're not permanent installations.

Yep, Shortcut C :)

Looks good! Just an FYI that you can merge existing address nodes into new building areas & it will preserve the history (and apply the address)

I have cleaned up these building imports in https://osmcha.org/changesets/182026382 - Care should be taken with Microsoft building imports, as they're often wildly inaccurate in shape or merging buildings together.

Hiya, you should add the street name along with the house number (other address fields are often unnecessary, though)

Is this actually signposted as one-way? Does that mean residents leaving their house can't use the roundabout? I thought it was technically dual-way

Similarly, these would be better as driveways than generic service roads

Hiya, layer=1 on the garage is wrong, it should be drawn as to not overlap with the house

Hiya - this would be better marked as a driveway

Hiya - this new way (highway=unclassified) would be better suited as some kind of highway=service. Possibly just a driveway, or parking aisle.

Hiya - this section is concrete and not asphalt, right?

Bing seems to be the most accurate imagery locally for offsetting against.
You may need to adjust the offset of other imagery - like Esri - multiple times if you move 100m away (or notice an image stitch where roads shift around)!

Hi - building:levels = 0 feels like a typo, should be 1?

You also don't need to specify state / postcode / suburb unless it's intersecting boundaries.

Also - since you use Esri imagery, you should adjust the imagery offset to match nearby existing features.

Hiya - you can use the "square buildings" button (Q) to make corners snap to right angles. Which is almost all corners of residential buildings

Hi - is this meant to be a junction=roundabout instead of oneway=yes, for the circle?
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There's a second field you can use for the unit numbers, `addr:unit` to be used alongside `addr:housenumber` of 20

Are these meant to be unit numbers instead of house numbers?