* splitting highways without reason
* deletes several large riverbanks

some restored/refined.

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deletes coarse but correct residential landuse (restored+refined)

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Revert-war with experienced local user.
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Changeset splits rivers w/o reason,
and maliciously deletes large riverbank.

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Restored and refined.

Changeset splits rivers w/o reason

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Revert-war with experienced local user.

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@Joseph E - the DWG is currently investigating deletions by a network of sockpuppets. The deletion-war e.g. at relation/3980973/history falls into that pattern.
Please feel free to review this CS again with your local knowledge and adjust accordingly.
If you observed other accounts with this behaviour, let the DWG know under Ticket#2020022910000011 or by PM.

Why did you delete the route relations, instead of finding their names?
restored.

Was reverted in #71619221.
Considered in DWG Ticket#2020022910000011

partially reverted in #81888180 with the reasons:
JA: partial revert of changeset/72180865: malicious deletion of buildings; implausible landuse; unreasoned name>building transition;

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mechanical edit sub_station > substation and removing landuse from waste_water plants; combined with some minor tracing

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#81884374:

FI: revert 69273175 which deleted 2 islets w/o replacement/refinement, DWG Ticket#2020022910000011

You deleted the node, where is the area now?

Kein Zufall. DWG Ticket#2020022910000011

unplausible splitting of rivers, reverted in 81844622

corrected description: full revert of 80880972, unnecessary splitting of rivers, DWG Ticket#2020022910000011

Deleting large landuse relations without any refinement; leaving outer ways orphaned.
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Deleting large landuse relations without any refinement; leaving outer ways orphaned.

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.. mechanically.
Also changing natural=water + water=river back to waterway=riverbank, which is a regression.

Deleting about 520 coastline objects. Structures are quite visible in aerial imagery.

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