Hello there mgrubbsjr, in this changeset you have deleted a whole number of objects, only to re-create them again with a slight offset. Don't do that - it loses the history of objects. For example, it now looks as if you were the original author of https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/1238440645 when in truth that very same object had been created over five years ago by another user https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/676698134. Additionally, that other user had explicitly recorded this to be a sandy area - information that is now lost after your edit. Same with https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/676698137 which was explicitly marked as being grass, and which you replaced with the near-identical https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/1238440642, now without that additional information. The ID editor has support for moving features if they are misaligned, or if ID's capabilities are insufficient for what you want to do, check out the JOSM editor. Keep in mind, however, that aerial imagery can easily be off by 5 meters - if you cycle through different backgrounds in ID you will see how each imagery is slightly different. Do not blindly trust one imagery over the other without having calibrated it with the help of precise GPS tracks.