I don't believe I edited any other islands outside of the Parcel Islands group. Most of my edits are focused on New Zealand and I don't keep track of edits in the South China Sea.

In what way was the edit misleading? As this is a disputed territory, I used a neutral language, similar to what was used with other islands in the South China Sea.
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Access=permissive also looks good to me.

This edit incorrectly reverts a name change. Please review your edits more closely.
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Hello. In English, Paekākāriki can be written as "Paekākāriki". The tohutō can be included in the name even when it's written in English.

Until the trails are closed off, they must remain on the map. OSM follows an "on the ground" rule and it is consensus to keep trails on the map even if they are disused or in poor condition. Furthermore, environmental concerns are not a good reason for removing items from OSM.

Why did you delete the trails?

Please be more careful with your edits. It seems you accidentally changed relation from a forest into a dam.

relation/11699318

Hello, I apologize if my changeset comments caused any confusion.

The change NFZANMNIM made was changing the name of the reservation to the name of the tribe inhabiting the reservation. I would argue that this change is incorrect as the relation is for the reservation itself and not for the Oglala Sioux Tribe.

Private paths and roads should not be deleted. If it is private, be sure to include the "access=private" tag. Otherwise, this changeset should be reverted.

Private paths and roads should not be deleted. If it is private, be sure to include the "access=private" tag. Otherwise, this changeset should be reverted.

Private paths and roads should not be deleted. If it is private, be sure to include the "access=private" tag. Otherwise, this changeset should be reverted.

Apologies, my edit was incorrect. I meant to paste "Whakatāne" into the "name" box, but I accidentally pasted it into the "alt_name" box.

I saw that you are using Dropbox. Here is how to create a sharable link for a file uploaded to Dropbox:

https://help.dropbox.com/files-folders/share/share-with-others

Simply paste this link in the box for the "image" tag.

Hello, the image isn't visible. Would it be possible to update the link to include a link from the hosting service instead of your computer's file directory?

My edits were based on information from the NZGB Gazetteer and LINZ.

The opposite side of the green information sign shows the correct and current spelling of the name.

Please provide a source that shows the name as "Okarito". All signs I have seen display the name as "Ōkārito"

Most bridges I have seen use the bridge name as the "name" tag, as it is the name for that specific feature. Additionally, according to the wiki article you referenced, the bridge name should be added to the "name" tag.

The changes made in this changeset have been made after discussion with OSM community members.