It's good that you added houses and addresses, but I disagree with the addition of street direction suffixes in this changeset and others of your recent changesets.  

For example, you've changed "South Yorktown Avenue" to "South Yorktown Avenue East," a name which is technically correct, but only used in county land records and other official government records systems.

I am a firm believer that the primary name field in OSM should reflect the name most commonly used.   The street signs within Tulsa County do not generally use the street direction suffix, of course with the exception of the numbered east-west streets in north Tulsa.  For north-south numbered roads, the name in common use is "East Avenue" or "West Avenue," not "Avenue East" or "Avenue West."  These common names are reflected not only on the street signs within Tulsa County, but also in the preferred address of the USPS for mail delivery.  For example, in this change set, you added a house with address "419 South Xanthus Avenue East."  If you type this name into the post office tool at zip4.usps.com, it will change it to "419 S XANTHUS AVE," without the direction suffix.

You probably noticed I have been adding the direction suffix in rural areas outside of Tulsa County, but that's different because in those areas the suffixes often do appear on the street signs, and they are almost always used by the post office for mail delivery.

It would be fine with me if you put "South Yorktown Avenue East" in as an "official_name" and kept name as "South Yorktown Avenue," but I disagree with your decision to change the "name" key to a name that is only used in official government databases. I also disagree with your decision to use these names in addresses of individual buildings in areas where the post office prefers to use common names.

Do you find my arguments consistent and reasonable?
