Is https://osmlab.github.io/osm-deep-history/#/way/26315574 really bus=designated?

You've (probably accidentally) added bus=designated to all the nodes on these ways, plus in your other changesets too I think. The the tags on the ways are sufficient. This can happen if you use select all in JOSM (not a good idea), best to manually select each to avoid accidentally tagging the wrong thing.

Hey, I assume you thought you were adding a private bookmark? Your change changed the name of this bus stop for everyone.

I've reverted the accidentally moved nodes due to https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/4776

I've reverted the accidental moving of the pub.

Hi welcome to OSM! Thanks for the edit. It looks like you've accidentally dragged some other nodes https://osmcha.mapbox.com/changesets/62338595. I've reverted those changes. When using the iD editor it's all to easy to accidentally drag nodes due to https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/4776 so you just need to be careful when panning the map around that you're not moving nodes, or use the JOSM editor instead.

As for the path, what kind of path is it? Is it able to be driven on even if only by local council etc? See the description for paths at highway=*

Hi, oneway and lanes tags look good. See your change at https://osmcha.mapbox.com/changesets/62338762 did you mean to move the pub? I've moved it back based on https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=-33.87433360601114&lng=151.20527256261062&z=18.056516383010184&x=0.8987306939122932&y=0.47731137004967844&zoom=0.1012815316012496&pKey=4E2l1I6Qq2p3SkAqEUCCTA&focus=photo

Also surface=asphalt is more specific than surface=paved, if it's not asphalt could you confirm which surface type it is?

Hi, just checking you did mean to move the toilets and Flight Center as well? See your change at https://osmcha.mapbox.com/changesets/62339040

highway=footway implies motor_vehicle=no so it's not necessary to explicitly say.

I'd still say it's a driveway even if it's shared by multiple houses. It looks like it's an easement across all the properties, so access=private makes sense.

Hi you could also add service=driveway service=driveway and access=private (if it's not a public road)

Nitpicking but 1/10 should probably be addr:unit=1, addr:housenumber=10

I've change the opening_hours format so it validates. http://projets.pavie.info/yohours/ and opening_hours=* can be helpful.

Thanks for confirming that. I've reverted this change, as it was correct before, access=no (as generally no one can access it) and then say who can, in this case busses acting in a public service vehicle, since it's designated and not just permitted for busses we should use bus=designated (slightly stronger than bus=yes).

See access=*

designated means "A preferred or designated route for the class of traffic specified by the tag key, such as foot=designated, in general this means that there is a (explicit) sign saying something like "pedestrians allowed", or a pedestrian icon."

Hi, I know you're only new to OSM, so no worries with the process you've used. But if you feel like getting more advanced, you can use the More Tools > Replace Geometry feature in JOSM to draw a new way but retain the object history.

Was this split for any particular reason? Generally you only need to split a way if you need different tags on different segments or making only one segment part of a relation.

Do you know who can actually use T-Ways, the signage I've seen just says "No Entry, Authorised T-Way Vehicles Excepted".

psv includes Taxis (access=*) are you sure Taxis are allowed to use the T-Way?

I've removed the subway tag as per feedback on that thread, subway in OSM means metro which means mass rapid transit. These stations are for regular heavy rail.

I opened the thread https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/tagging/2018-September/038787.html

Hi, I noticed this changeset added subway=yes to a lot of features, unfortunately Tag:subway subway=* is undocumented on the wiki so could you please describe what you understand subway=yes to indicate and how it us used globally, is it used by any data consumers?

osm.wiki/Metros does describe "Metros" as "a rapid transit train system" which use railway=subway and station=subway, but these stations here are not Metros/rapid transit, they are regular heavy railway.

I have a tendency to go with this description that they are not subways, they are underground as per the location=underground tag already.

I've opened a discussion about https://osmlab.github.io/osm-deep-history/#/way/157934548 at https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-au/2018-August/012045.html