Hi, I had a discussion with @bxl-forever if I remember correctly we decided to keep the name

https://www.brussel.be/sites/default/files/bxl/WARANDEPARK-2013.pdf
https://screen.brussels/en/film-commission/movieset/egmont-park

I know but ordinary railway tracks do have names that is my whole point. In other countries the tracks have names bv #736614100 in Nederland

I also saw you did it with other tracks, could you please add all names you removed

Why did you remove the proper name of the line? L161 is just the ref of the line and not the and not the name, could you please add them back

Why did you remove the name from the line? It is the propper name of the line and not just the relation

How would you tag this area?

I think bxl would be a suitable replacement but you are maybe right it's not worth it

bru should not be used as the language code as it is the language code of Eastern Bru
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bru_language

Hi, what did you base on using name:bru as the language code of Brusselian?

I think we should make a distinction between the neighborhood (aka Altitude Cent/Hoogte Honderd) and the hill aka Flotsenberg.

Why did you remove the amenity=community_centre tag?

Oh my bad, I will fix it immediately

The company who is running the building uses the L
https://vicinity.be/project/lilot-picard/

They did not demolish this building only started renovations on it
https://www.bruzz.be/politiek/eiken-sneuvelen-voor-renovatiewerken-onthaalcentrum-brussels-parlement-2022-10-04

Hey,
Why did you remove the building under the park?

Personally I don't think a multipolygon is in it's place here as the courtyart is now part of the building in general so it shouldn't be tagged as a different part

Hi,
What do you exactly mean? I just remove the building inside a building part.

Sint-Hubertusdreef and Harasdreef aren't also in the LEZ anymore

C'est un nom non officiel pour la place, il est donc approprié de le publier ici. Et au fait, ce n'est pas moi qui ai ajouté le nom