- deletes a meadow and redraws it in the same place
- removes landuse from power plants

observed while investigating
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observed while investigating
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- deletes a river segment
- deletes 3 landuse relations w/o replacement
- introduces the undocumented tag "landuse=arctic_1" and ="arctic_2" on some areas

DWG Ticket#2020022910000011
fully reverted

This CS is a particularly nasty one among the malicious landuse deletions.
I deletes the landuse relation, and creates a few bogus ways, only tagged with "note=farmland in relation", however they are not in any relation.
One relation deleted in this CS, none created, thus this is intentional, camouflage damage.
The relation was deleted in an earlier CS of this user, restored by a local user, and deleted again.
A meadow was set to the meaningless landuse=fixme:meadow

Full revert in DWG Ticket#2020022910000011

observed while investigating
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- malicious removal of wood tag from protected forest, clearly showing wood
- deletion and drawing again some water features
- malicious deletion of other water features

partially restored

observed while investigating
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observed while investigating
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at least the buildings/addresses could be restored.

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- mass deletion of existing buildings including their addresses, w/o replacement or refinement
- deletion of existing natural=wood
- mechanical removal of landuse=industrial from wastewater
- intentional mixing different kinds of edits

observed while investigating
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removal of landuse=industrial from wastewater

observed while investigating
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mechanical removal of brand:wikipedia

observed while investigating
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Bytemark defending atomwaffen

observed while investigating
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This CS deletes riverbanks and tiger-based rods that exist and are sometimes not yet aligned or a bit out of place.
Touching powerlines was just to cover things up.
The CS is too convoluted to be reviewed in detail and has been reverted fully.
(conflict resolutions keeping Adamant1's versions of pylons)

malicious tag removal;
observed while investigating
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tagging regression;
observed while investigating
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observation while investigating
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Denmark: mass-merging of addr: nodes into building outline; against practice of the local community; apparently reverted already

mass-merging of addr: nodes into building outline; embedded in a larger CS
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mass-fusion reverted

I have fixed the naming issue.
Leaves open the question what your source of the name was?

Hi Nikola K,
the name you added to the area is clearly wrong, the Schlossplatz is at a different place.
What source do you use for your edits, as clearly a place name cannot be visible from aerial imagery?

The revert accidentally included the following repairs:
US (LA area) 81149530 tagging erosion,
and
MX 80815342 removes feature tag from landuse relation; introduces implausible landuse w/o giving source
80815461 implausible landuse and w/o giving a source
under the same DWG ticket