I have reverted this change. Some of these objects were updated by locals quite recently.

Please note that in Denmark the primary name field should always be in danish

osm.org/directions?engine=graphhopper_car&route=58.1504%2C7.9685%3B57.5861%2C9.9909 does appear to work quite well both ways. Which navigation tool did you use?

tourism=lean_to would be simpler and smarter than the amenity=shelter scheme though

The existing line should normally work both ways, just like most roads do. OSM ferry routes appears fairly tricky though. It's not easy to figure out what will work with the various routers. I'll play around with it a bit in the coming days to try and figure out what can be done.

Jeg anede ikke der var et UI til scriptet. Tak for den (selv om scriptet nu er ret simpelt at bruge)

Vi havde ellers tagget den som privat (se link til note på den.)

Undgå helst at røre vores importerede adresser

I have moved the info to the existing area

I dette rettesæt ændrede du på way/24212011 overflade fra asfalt til sand. Jeg syntes nok Magic Earth opførte sig underligt her :-/

Man kunne jo slette de nu eksisterende tags og så i stedet sige at objektet repræsenterer hækken

Hvis det ikke er en legeplads er du naturligvis velkommen til at fjerne det relevante tag. Bemærk iøvrigt at objektet ifølge dets historik er oprettet for 8 år siden og at der selvfølgelig kan være sket meget siden da.

When mapping in Denmark, please make sure to use our national SDFE aerial imagery. It's better aligned and unlike Bing etc. updated every spring.

Why did you tag everything surface=soil ?

Det er af hensyn til historikken. Sletter du det gamle objekt går vi glip af muligheden for at følge med i et objekts historik.

Bemærk at det oftest er en bedre ide at justere det eksisterende object end at slette og tegne nyt.

I have fixed this and tagged it in a more common way

Ok, det må du undskylde. Det så umiddelbart ud som om du bare havde tegnet forkert. En lille note=* på bygningen ville have advaret mig ;-)

I wouldn't use highway=crossing unless it had some prominent special features like e.g. node/6535947026 has (zebra stribes)

Looks like you just duplicated the existing line.