You might want to add the tags amenity=cafe + cuisine=coffee.
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I suggest you remove the access=no tag which would prevent routers from taking you to the destination. Since it's tagged as a driveway, it's consider access=private by the nature of it's use. Please review this edit.
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Thank you for your edit. I reviewed your work and it looks good.
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OSM was started in England so we use British English terms. Highway=footway is more like what we might refer to as a sidewalk, while highway=path is what we call a trail. Can you review this edit and update it if needed? I'll send you more info on OSM in a message.
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Not exactly. You'll need to save and upload from Rapid then open the same area in JOSM to fix the buildings.

The MS buildings were created some time ago and often skewed so I would recommend updating them. JOSM has tools to make it quicker to fix so I usually import them via Rapid and then fix them with JOSM.

We just had a lengthy conversation on Tesla. In a nut shell, the concensus is that Tesla uses TomTom data now instead of OSM. You may want to report this to Tomtom.

Just to let you know, your edit prompted a interesting conversation on Slack. While Tesla used to use OSM data, it appears that now they use TomTom. One of the user, a Tesla FSD user, recommends using TomTom's feedback site to get these problems fix.

All this doesn't mean we don't want you to contribute, just the opposite, we like getting new mappers. You edits might not help with Tesla, but they do help others.
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Thank you for your edit. I reviewed your work and it looks good.
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Thank you for your edit. I reviewed your work and it looks good.
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#TIP: you can easily square a building in the editor by selecting the outline then just type a "q"
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Thank you for your edit. I reviewed your work and it looks good.
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Reverted for possible vandalism

Yes - split the way and remove the oneway tag as needed.

My problem is with the houses that are on Coyote Lane north of Highland Lane. There is no other way out but to go back to Highland Lane.

I have reverted this edit because it appears to vandalize the map. If you disagree, please leave me a message.
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Is this really a one way road? How would they get out once they arrive at their house? Did you mean one lane?
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Not separating ways without a barrier has been a long standing rule in OSM. While I believe the issue is with Tesla, I do believe bring it up on Slack or the community forum, c.osm.org, is appropriate.

I'd go with craft=pest_control. On the wiki, the See Also suggest using the craft key.
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Sorry, but I reverted this edit because we only split a way when there is a physical barrier between the ways, such as a curb or wall. I admit, I'm not sure that where it was split is accurate either. I'm going to send you a welcome message with links to the OSM US community's slack. I'd suggest asking there about how the way should be mapped.
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