I have no idea why you claim that I lied about you, your explanation is not satisfactory and I do not understand why there are different set of (unwritten) standards for OSM despite what is factual. There is a field for population and that too was filled.

Also, there is an airport within Soda Springs city limits, which is a major amenities in your example.

@Allison P, the city of Soda Springs identifies itself as a city, so does Wikipedia and the state of Idaho. Unless you can explain it is not, it is a city.

Why is the Metropolitan missing?

Why has the golf course been shrunk to a small triangle? If this was a mistake, you should correct it.

You are using the park code incorrectly. The "Cherry Tree Save" is not a recognized park and should not be tagged as such. If it is, I recommend sources next time.

You obviously have not traveled along the Blue Ridge Parkway, because it is designed and manicured.

I was unaware you had the statistics on that, please share or STFU.

My recommendation in future is to use "parking lanes" for the parking lots, not "service lanes." I do not like cleaning up because people don't understand the difference.

There is no YMCA here, it is a church. Please do not make erroneous edits in OSM.

I'm reversing this edit because it is not a park nor a sports complex.

I have reversed your edits. Apartment amenities are not the same as a valid park, which is usually open to all and operated by a government or 3rd party.

I have reversed your edit on Squirrel Lake Park because the wooded area was to identify the wooded area inside the park, which was already mapped.

The greenways are overlapping with other parks. Next step is to adjust those borders so they no longer overlap, otherwise good job.

I-587 is a future designation, it is not an active route, thus should not be listed.