Andrews - Just to clarify what I meant earlier when I said the tone from some users felt hostile — this comment from Allison P is a good example. I understand there's frustration around certain types of edits, but I don’t think sarcasm, condescension, or sweeping generalizations about entire groups of mappers ("golf course mappers") helps anyone learn or collaborate better.

"I am sorry for not displaying good faith in response to your lack of faith in the advice we both gave you..."
"This is a common theme amongst golf course mappers, who I proceeded to lump you in with..."
"It is disrespectful to me and to b-jazz to completely ignore what we tell you only to suddenly act understanding when a moderator reiterates them."

I’m trying to take the feedback and move forward the right way, but I hope we can also agree that this kind of tone and generalization isn't constructive — especially for newer contributors trying to do better.