Thanks :-) Maybe they have moved or have more than one branch now. I think someone would have to have a look on site to be sure. Or what do you think?

Nice! I added it. Thanks!

Oh, I mixed up with the comment here.

Is the position of the node correct? It's outside the building.

Okay, I changed the address to Greek names 🙂

No problem.

Wouldn't the Greek name of the street be a better choice anyway? This doesn't seem to be handled very consistently in Greece. I've seen both variants many times.

Where exactly in the wiki is something about this? Unfortunately I can't find it.

Thanks! :-)

I have now also found the Facebook page, which is still actively used. I have now added the Facebook page and removed the fixme.

Hi :-) Where did you get your phone number from? It doesn't match the number on the website nor the one on the facebook page.

Good work! Thanks!

Thank you for the valuable and constructive feedback!

Your wish is my command ;-)

What do you think of my wording: contact:facebook=*#Country_restrictions

Wow! Many thanks for the hint! This makes it a lot harder to validate URLs.

I've added the page back.

Hi User :-)

Thanks for the tip with "disused:website" I'm considering whether I'll take it over. Although I actually like the approach: "Unnecessary outdated data does not belong in OSM" (my free interpretation of [1]).

Regarding telephone numbers: Hyphens are usually used in the number range +1. This also corresponds to the international format that the parser from Google [2] outputs. This parser is the reference that is referred to in almost all programming languages when it comes to formatting phone numbers.

I am value-free whether spaces or hyphens are used. I just like standards because data formatted according to a standard is easier to validate.

Have fun mapping too! :-)

[1] osm.wiki/Lifecycle_prefix
[2] https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/google/libphonenumber/blob/master/javascript/i18n/phonenumbers/demo-compiled.html

Thanks for the hint. I added a fixme.

Okay, danke :-)

Warum hast du das rückgängig gemacht?

Thanks for these edits! 👍

Yes, take both values in one field and separate them with a semicolon. As with several telephone numbers.

Does the store have two different websites? I ask because 'website' and 'contact:website' contain different URLs.

Google (certainly not a good source) says it's permanently closed [1]. I just wrote to them via facebook. Let's wait for the answer.

I will be more careful in the future to include information about how I know a place is disused.

[1] https://goo.gl/maps/NBM267r9vBBhMkHRA