3. You don't need to add the terminus in `name=`, as you already added `from:*=` `to:*=`. This is a controversial practice, opposed because it's not a proper name, and cluttering with Tagging For Editior software.

1. Please see message
2. Please don't add these `network=`. They don't make sense, maybe only in eg `designation=` which is a hack. The originally `network=` using KMB is correct.

Please don't add descriptor labels in `name=`.

Please don't add descriptor labels to `name=`, which is for proper names only. This is expressed in `description:zh=`, and `description:en=`. The object is carrying `demolished:aerialway=gondola`, highlighting the fact it should be the original name.

Please don't delete objects when renaming.

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` the common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate.

This is already represented by Ho Man Tin Hill. The existing situation is the area is referred to as Ho Man Tin district.

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` the common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate.

Please don't push your `official_name=`.
N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` the common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate.

Please remember to move areas back to the original position after editing.

Don't pretend you are adding `official_name=`.

* Don't remove the short name.

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` the common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate.

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` the common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate.

This is not a printed map, or a `nautral=` feature. Don't put it towards the old coastline.

N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` the common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate.

Please don't add "new village" or similar if it is not used in the proper name. This is clearlyt defined in Hong Kong. Put it in `description:en=`, and use proper tags to express that it is moved.
N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` the common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate.

`place=suburb` is a "major area" "with a distinct and recognised local name and identity.", not what you think should be top-level.
N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` the common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong). Use descriptive changeset comments. Don't use changeset comments for expressing your opinion in a debate.

`place=suburb` is a "major area" "with a distinct and recognised local name and identity.", not what you think should be top-level.
N-th reminder: `name=` and `place=` the common name and concepts in public use, not what you think should be correct or proper. Put historic names in OpenHistoricalMap, not OSM. Discuss with the community, where the Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CyG9zte) has been made available in OSM Community Index for a long time already, and there is a wiki project (osm.wiki/Hong_Kong).

`place=` should be put in the sociocultural center., not geographic center.

This is not a duplicate. Sha Tin Town Centre has various definitions, as small as the Town Hall area, as big as the entire surroundings.