In the US, typically neighborhood associations within cities such as Gresham's Central City neighborhood association are tagged as place=suburb

place=neighbourhood is usually reserved for places such as prominent subdivisions within larger neighborhoods

See for example Ladd's Addition, which is within the Hosford-Abernethy neighborhood association in Portland

What is the source for this hamlet?

What is the source of the population of Interlachen?

What is the source for the population of Springdale?

Again, please note that we cannot use copyrighted sources, including Wikipedia, as a source. Regardless, OSM uses its own way of categorizing places which doesn't necessarily line up with the legal terms for municipalities. Before you continue making these mass changes to places, I ask you to please engage in discussion with other mappers in regards to the changes being made on either the forum (https://c.osm.org) or #place-classification on OSMUS Slack (https://openstreetmap.us/slack)

Yeah, just PMed you the urls

In the future, please avoid snapping landuse to roads as this makes it more difficult to edit the map (see landuse=residential#Separation_from_roads)

Please note that we don't abbreviate road names in OSM, see osm.wiki/abbreviation

Hi,
I noticed that this changeset adds shipping container stacks as buildings, which is not correct. Please note that we don't map temporary features like this in OSM

Hi,
I noticed that this changeset adds shipping container stacks as buildings, which is not correct. Please note that we don't map temporary features like this in OSM

Hi and welcome to OepnStreetMap! Thanks for fixing the name for this street. Please note, however that we don't abbreviate street names in OSM (see osm.wiki/abbreviation). In this case, 'May St' should be unabbreviated to 'May Street'

Hi,

I noticed that this changeset adds airports that no longer exist, and where the land it sits on has already been redeveloped since. This would be more appropriate for OpenHistoricalMap (https://openhistoricalmap.org) as we map what's on the ground here on OSM (osm.wiki/Good_practice#Map_what's_on_the_ground)

Hi,
I noticed that this changeset adds a fire pit as a park. This should instead be tagged as `leisure=firepit`: leisure=firepit
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Published using OSMCha: https://osmcha.org/changesets/152636807

Hi,
This changeset seems to tag this segment of Bristol with `access=destination`. This tag should only be used for roads that are explicitly signed to not allow any thru traffic (see access=destination)

Hi,
What is your reasoning for marking this segment of Harbor as closed? As far as I can tell, there don't seem to be any long-term closures for Harbor

Hi and welcome to OpenStreetMap! I notice that this changeset adds `foot=no` to some segments of Scholls Ferry and Shattuck. This tag should only be added in places where foot traffic is illegal and explicitly marked with a sign indicating so, which doesn't seem to be the case here. The existing `sidewalk=no` tag on its own should be adequate to convey that it might be dangerous for pedestrians.

It appears that this changeset designates I-15 as a toll road when this isn't the case. It appears that only the express lanes are tolled, so adding `toll=yes` wouldn't be appropriate in this case. Instead, a pipe-delimited `toll:lanes`=* tag should be used to show which lanes have a toll and which ones do not.

As it has been pointed out to you previously, we don't abbreviate street names in OSM
osm.org/user_blocks/15468

What is the source for adding this gas station? After taking a look at aerial imagery, it appears that this is a private residence.

It appears that this changeset creates a duplicate POI for Lucky Mak's

Existing POI: node/10031906920
Duplicated POI: node/12056077452

Also, it appears that you are editing on behalf of a company. If so, that's perfectly fine, but we require that you comply with OpenStreetMap's organized editing guidelines and document the activities your company is doing on the wiki:
https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines