Hey,
welcome to OSM! I'd just like to let you know that Broken Bago State Forest has defined borders - any surrounding woods should be mapped as separate areas with the tag natural=wood, instead of being mapped as part of the state forest.

Thank you

Hi
Just letting you know that the building locations should have been left as is - DCS NSW Imagery, which the original editor used, is the most accurate imagery source in NSW. This edit moved the buildings to an incorrect location.

Thanks

Hey, you appear to have messed up quite a few roads here.

Hey, just letting you know that it's not a good idea to add Microsoft Building Footprints in Australia, as they're usually very inaccurate (which is the case here).

Thanks,
Solaris

Intended comment: "Nelson Bay Marina area, add buildings, breakwall and piers"

Hi and welcome to OSM! Just so you know, Microsoft Building Footprints (MSBF) is generally inaccurate in Australia and therefore not used. In this case, I've checked and these outlines are pretty inaccurate, so I'll be reverting this import.

Thanks,
Solaris07

I've reverted the import - changeset/184429344.

Unfortunately, you generally have to draw buildings manually in Australia.

MSBF has been known to be unreliable for Australian applications - and there are problems with the import itself, such as buildings on top of roads (on account of the Bing imagery being badly offset from the real locations of buildings)

Hi, the buildings that were added in South Grafton are severely offset and also appear to be inaccurate. Was this an import from MSBF (Microsoft Building Footprints)?

Hey, just wondering what your reasoning behind some of these road classification changes are?
Thanks

Just so you know, the tag place=locality indicates that the place has no population (as per place=locality). That doesn't apply in this case as Allandale has a population of 68. I've changed it to place=hamlet for you, but it's best to keep this in mind in the future.

Thank you for refining the fire pit

The pathway linking Brindabella Way to Ocean Drive was removed in 2023 - as seen on Esri/Mapbox imagery and indicated by survey.

Hey, that was a pre-existing way and I forgot to check the tags. My bad