I was able to figure it out and updated on changeset changeset/162252021#map=15/30.94029/-83.00205 :)

I believe if you select export JOSM is an option, unsure about after that though.

Hello, this seems to have resulted in approx. 100 nodes with no tags (orphaned nodes), was this intended? Overpass query: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1Ynb

Thanks for adding these and for helping put #ValdostaOnTheMap!

Awesome, thanks for the link, just didn’t want you to get in hot water. Noticed because I’m mapping Valdosta, GA and Willis Library changed from a node I placed to the building itself.

"institute of muesum and library services" were you given permission for this upload from this source? Where is that permission hosted?

That makes sense, will keep the quiet_hours tag and use that for future Walmarts. Thanks for the clarification!

Hi,
quiet_hours=*
https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/quiet_hours#overview
The quiet_hours proposal is only used in 12 places worldwide, this is far from wide use. The sign on the front door specifies sensory, not just quiet, which includes visual and auditory stimulation reductions. Quiet implies only auditory reductions. Walmart as a whole has started to implement this at least on the regional level but I imagine on the national level as well, so the opening_hours:sensory=* tag makes the most sense here.

Hi, yes I looked up this debate, seems it flairs up every few years on the forums. There is no standard for this type of mail center. It is a single object with incoming, outgoing, and parcel lockers, so to me even if the tags are sparsely used it makes sense to tag them as such. These are not 3 separate points. Would be happy to change the wording to capacity for the parcel and count for the incoming boxes. post_box:type=community has been proposed in osm.wiki/Canada/Tagging_guidelines#Community_mailboxes but this particular mailbox cluster is a commercial office park. When I surveyed yesterday, it was a box for each unit in the park.