The first run of osmsync:dero had the problem also, it is now fixed.

Dear V: What does the tag c4a_toilets mean?
What is a user comment of 'user comments'?
What is meant to be mapped here?

Detaljer, the standard tag for disposal is "toilets:disposal", not "toilets_disposal'. Would you have a look?

Could the Japanese taps be tagged amenity=drinking_water, access=public ?

Does operator:type=private mean that these toilets are not available to a passerby? Could this be re-tagged to access=private?

What's the purpose of the "set better denotation" tag? How is that a "fix"?

This changeset added several thousand fixme tags that are hard to take action on. Could you explain?

This changeset added "fixme" tags to about 6500 nodes. It appears that "select all" may have been used, followed by setting a tag.

Does the bicycle repair station really charge money? If so is it really a shop, or a standalone 24/7 outdoor repair stand?

How about two nodes. One for the shop/showroom, one for the bike repair.

The bicycle_repair_station tag is for standalone, free, 24/7 repair stands. Use shop=bicycle plus repair tags for a shop.

Do you know the brand? Dero and Bike FixStation are common.

Is this really two distinct bicycle repair stations at PDX? They are quite close at 53 meters apart as mapped. Do you know the brand= or the opening_hours=?

Is Spiele a bicycle shop with repair,
or a 24/7 free bicycle repair stand?

What are the opening hours of this bicycle repair station? Is it outdoors? Free?

Is Banaweer bicycles a bicycle shop, or a 24/7 bicycle repair station? Seems like a shop!

That change, if I recall, was broken into steps. The first step copied the outhouse tag to toilets:disposal=pitlatrine, then the second step was to delete the outhouse tag.

In general I feel that consolidating misspelled and old tags reduces fragmentation and benefits data consumers. Here anyone mapping flush vs. pit toilets got 9 more useful data points.

Yes, those all came from one mapper, and that person approves of the change.

Yes it's open 24/7, and it's outdoors. The name is meant to help identify the place.
Most likely it is a geometry problem as the locations were collected using a GPS receiver and not necessarily rectified back to the air photos.

Are you near enough to field check this location?