Hi, you seem to have removed a lot of valid data by HelioFelix. The tags were "ele=*" and "natural=peak", which are both valid. I don't know what you're seeing.

(JOSM ticket #13742 https://josm.openstreetmap.de/ticket/13742 filed.)

I've updated the wiki page.

changeset/42579713. Note that JOSM gives me an error for that value; not sure if it's intended.

See lanes:psv=*. Should it be changed to refer to lanes:psv:conditional?

Well, it's what the wiki said… I'll change it then. Thanks.

Oh, okay then – sorry about that. New mappers can often copy copyrighted maps without realising that it's not allowed. Still, might be good for you to read the tutorial if you haven't already.

You may like to read this: osm.wiki/Beginners%27_guide

[Correction: "may have to be removed" should be "your uploaded changes may have to be removed".]

I can't stress this enough, but you should NEVER copy information from copyrighted maps without permission for commercial use from the dataset's owner. It is against the OSM rules, would otherwise violate the project's license (ODbL) and – if you have done this for all your changesets – may have to be removed.

This is almost definitely in the wrong place. 這差不多一定是在不正確的位置。

Why did you tag a reservoir as a building?

It's probably best to use minibus. Maybe ask help.osm.org or make a formal tag proposal? It's not so useful if it's not rendered or in JOSM presets.

Thanks :)

To 小智智: To confirm, should `psv=bus` be changed to `bus=designated` and `psv=gmb` be changed to `minibus=designated`? (Red minibuses, if any, would probably be `share_taxi`.)

Isn't the area under the bridge part of the Mainland?

These tracks should not be tagged as disused, as they are still actively maintained by the MTRC in case of service disruptions on the Tseung Kwan O Line (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwun_Tong_Line#History).

Or, more logically, you could go with whatever is on the road signs that are *actually there* if there's a conflict between two sources.

This link is probably inaccurate and/or outdated. http://www.td.gov.hk/mini_site/hksrens/2008/EN/RouteMapL-R8.htm shows that, as signposted, route 8 ends at the end of the bridge between Tung Chung and Chek Lap Kok (at kilometre post 0). (However, both the expressway and the "route 8 end" sign are on the other side of the bridge.)

Probably inaccurate and/or outdated. May have had its trunk route designation removed when route 9 was created in 2006. http://www.td.gov.hk/mini_site/hksrens/2008/EN/RouteMapM.htm does not give this road a route number and it is not an expressway, so it should be highway=secondary.