This changeset had been reverted fully or in part in changeset/121786223 where the changeset comment was "Revert vandalism in changeset/121639845 restore the disputed areas in the Arabian Gulf region"

This changeset had been reverted fully or in part in changeset/121786223 where the changeset comment was "Revert vandalism in changeset/121639845 restore the disputed areas in the Arabian Gulf region"

Perfect! Thank you!

You welcome! and yes, the correct way to say the name in Arabic is with the letter "ص" not "س".
I'll give you few examples, search the page for "جزيرة صري" and you will see how they were written.
1-National Assembly: http://www.kna.kw/clt-html5/run.asp?id=726#:~:text=الوقت%20نفسه%20يطالب-,بجزيرة%20صري,-بالرغم%20من%20أن
2-Wikipedia: https://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/جزيرة_أبو_موسى#:~:text=تفرط%20بعروبة%20جزيرة-,صري,-التابعة%20للشارقة%20والتي
3-Dr. Abdulla AlShammary: https://twitter.com/jalarb/status/977207875801055233
4-http://arabalsahel.com/vb/showthread.php?167-%C3%CD%E6%C7%E1-%CC%D2%ED%D1%C9-%D5%D1%F8%ED-%DE%C8%E1-100-%DA%C7%E3
Or you can just google it :)

Hello iriman, I added wikidata, wikipedia, added the English name and corrected the Arabic name. What do you need a source for exactly? or to be exact what is your complain?

Dear Rebeen, names should be in local language not English. English is not the local language of Iraq.

Village restored.

Najm Abbud village is an actual village in this area. Please if you're not familiar with this area or Iraq in general, don't remove things you are not familiar with. This is not your first deletion of stuff in Iraq, as you previously deleted all road numbers in Baghdad and said the exact same thing "there is no" etc.. and when the mappers provided sources and proven that you deleted valid data, you ignored and ghosted them and did not restore what you deleted when you've been asked. So please revert your actions, and don't delete stuff you're not familiar with. Thanks and take care.

Why did you delete the village of Najm Abbud?
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I guess you're talking about this: way/284426719 which was added in changeset changeset/22563278

I noticed that few years ago, I guess it’s underground abandoned track. Not sure. You can comment on his changeset when he added it and ask him about sources or infos.

Hello Msalmanq, you changed the road name to a wrong name, the street name is "شارع غازي" it is the current and official name.
Source: https://www.amanatbaghdad.gov.iq/admin/uploads/7545960384-6f1e86048ae5b44f30f6be5546120d35.jpg
From: https://amanatbaghdad.gov.iq/page.php?link=Rusafa%20municipality&lang=ar
No worries, I'll fix it.
Best regards.

Sorry wrong changeset comment,

changeset comment: clean up, revert and delete spam, low quality, duplicated nodes, private maps-me bookmarks, and fake names/not accurate edits.

I'm not arguing this or fix it again, anyway, you welcome.
Also consider editing with JOSM, it will show you the errors you make.
Also, osmbuildings.org
Best Regards.

Here you go: https://i.ibb.co/nsnjLDQ/JOSM-SCREENSHOT.png
I fixed those errors and warnings in changeset/120710442 , please fix your errors, thanks.

Dear Lamassu, you can't map a building inside another building if it was another building storey level, you should map with with: building:part=* . I'm not sure if the iD editor on the browser tell you that this is a mapping error or not.
Best Regards.
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‘Name’ tag should always be in the local language. Kirkuk is Arab majority population.
You can add the kurdish name in ‘name:ku’ and ‘name:ckb’ tags.
Thank you.

I hope this solution works but I doubt it.
This solution was done 3 times before, and the same user, see: https://osmcha.org/changesets/107833610/ and: https://osmcha.org/changesets/111372699/ and: https://osmcha.org/changesets/88829765/
The same user edited it to Kurdish 11 times from his main account.
The last census stated that the Arabs are almost 6/5 times larger than the Kurds in population in Kirkuk, I also witnessed this while I was working locally in the city. All the locals and residents were speaking Arabic, even the local Kurds speaking with other Kurds, except the Turkmen people (a small minority, way less than the other minorities, Kurds, Chaldean
, Assyrians, and others), they were talking some kind of Turkish with each other that I did not understand.
Anyway, if this solution works that would be great untill the next census. I will change it back to Arabic when there is an actual formal written proof of current census data, I believe this will be acceptable if local knowledge doesn't.
Best Regards, Jay.

Hello siyuanx, and welcome to OSM, in this changeset you tagged these buildings you added with "area=yes" instead of "building=yes". Just wanted to let you know.
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Same as changeset/120451289