I’ll do my best to improve, and I appreciate the feedback. That said, I want to be honest—I'm unlikely to go into extensive detail moving forward. I know that might not be the ideal response, and I don't mean it to come off negatively.

The reason is based on a past experience where a well-intentioned, detailed description led to a serious misunderstanding with another user. Despite my efforts to clarify, things escalated, and it ended up causing ongoing issues outside of the platform. It wasn’t entirely their fault or mine, but I realized afterward that a simpler comment would’ve avoided the situation altogether.

Since then, I’ve adopted a more minimal approach to commenting—not out of disregard, but out of caution. I focus instead on making the highest quality edits I can. In my experience with OpenStreetMap, too much explanation sometimes opens the door to more miscommunication, not less.

That said, I do understand the value of comments for collaboration, and I’ll make an effort to be a bit more clear when it’s helpful. I’m always open to constructive dialogue and working with others, but I also want to avoid repeating a situation that was difficult and counterproductive.