Hi,
here:
way/268664173/history/2
You changed building from "yes" to "ss"
What does that mean?
(You did so on multiple other edits in this region).

Marc.

Are you going to fix those?

Hoi emvee,
Je hebt hier op een aantal plaatsen naast man_made=breakwater ook natural=breakwater toegevoegd aan hetzelfde object.
Afgezien van het feit dat natural=breakwater niet in de wiki wordt gedocumenteerd, wat is het nut van een dergelijke toevoeging hier?
man_made=breakwater
osm.wiki/Map_features#Water_related

groet,
Marc.

way/1392089515/history/1

landuse=scree should be natural=scree!

marc.

Sorry for that mistake and thanks for restoring it and using the correct area!

Please also check the area around Aarborg as I found many more in that city!
Thanks for fixing!

I see what you mean, but I only changed the 4-years old situation based on Bing, not on Google.
But using the Hesse DOP20 aerial pictures I see that the whole area needs some redoing!
Do you have the time to do that?
Marc.

Hi,
I didn't check for the other users in that area, sorry!
I fixed it here:
changeset/170785431#map=19/50.836480/8.770883
Marc.

Hi Mike,
Thanks for that information, but I have a few remarks for you:
By using the landuse=accomodation for this information you are removing other (relevant) information from that area, like you did here:
way/1222165229/history#map=19/16.326274/122.190118
You mapped the area north of the hotels with landuse=orchard, but the area around the hotels (which are clearly inside another orchard) with your landuse=accomodation.
Now it looks as if the hotels are in some snow area!
I fixed that by bringing back the orchard, but you can improve the situation more by following this rules:
osm.wiki/Tag%3Atourism%3Dhotel#As_a_campus
The area of the hotel is clear then, and you could add the hotels (not as a node but as a building=hotel) inside that area.
When adding a new value (like accomodation) to an existing key (landuse)=* it is always strongly advised to discuss that in the various OSM groups - and in the wiki itself - so that others can give their comments and problems can be solved.

Keep mapping!
Marc.

Hi,
landuse=accommodation
can you point me to the wiki or discussion where that tag is mentioned or discussed?
I can't find any in the wiki.
landuse=*

Best regards
Marc Zoutendijk
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Data Working Group

Landuse=2
What's that supposed to indicate?

Best regards
Marc Zoutendijk
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Data Working Group

way/892131870#map=15/25.34925/-102.78693
landuse=2 ??
What do you mean

Best regards
Marc Zoutendijk
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Data Working Group

Hoi,
way/1254545539#map=19/52.389465/6.449139
natural=scrub (of shrubbery)?

(ik ben momenteel bezig alle onduidelijke tags te controleren, ik zit niet speciaal achter jou aan hoor!)

Marc.

Hallo Lachgast,
Hier:
way/825782512#map=19/52.702135/4.953097
gebruik je landuse=footway,
maar dat kan toch op een andere manier worden opgelost met pedestrian/area/highway?

Marc Zoutendijk
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Data Working Group

Hallo Jakka,
Hier:
way/ 1358310234#map=19/51.019031/4.077021
gebruik je landuse=scrubs
bedoelde je natural=scrub?
Ik kan landuse=scrubs nergens gedocumenteerd vinden.
groet,
Marc.

Hi,
See this:
osm.wiki/Names#Names_are_not_for_descriptions
It seems your are using the nametag for the description!
We don't use name=highway for every highway or name=river for every river don't we?
Only if there is a sign that reads "Gravel Pit Basin" can you use the name tag to show that name.

Marc Zoutendijk
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Data Working Group

Hi,
here:
way/495220337
you use landuse=area
which is a tag nowhere documented nor mentioned as something to use.
What is it that you wanted to map here?

Marc Zoutendijk
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Data Working Group

You are also using that tag at other places in Denmark, and as such you are the only user to use that tag!

Hi,
Here:
way/1393604649
you are using landuse=scrubbery.
However, that is not documented in the wiki, but natural=shrubbery is.
Didn't you mean to use that tag?

Marc Zoutendijk
OpenStreetMap Foundation
Data Working Group

After 3 year of silence I changed it to natural=scrub