Oh, sorry, I see that you updated the cafe already yourself. I think there's a misunderstanding here. "Notes" on OpenStreetMap are used when you aren't able to update something yourself but it could be improved on the map. Then either another mapper will come by and make the requested changes / discuss how a particular situation should be mapped, and then they close the note. You can also use notes if you're on-the-go, and can't easily make the edits; and then you make the edits you noted once you're back at a computer and/or have the time to do it.

Notes are distinct from changeset comments—a changeset comment tells other editors the reason for your change so they can better understand and more easily tell if you did something by mistake. A note, on the other hand, indicates that something more needs to be done at a particular place to improve the map.

So if you make an edit, there's no need to open a note as well unless you see something funky that should be investigated more. I hope that clears it up—let me know if you have any questions!

And I really appreciate all the business edits you've been doing lately. Particularly in this region, one of the weaknesses of the OpenStreetMap data is that businesses are missing or out of date, so thanks for helping out with that.