hola. te he buscado unos ejemplos de como utilizar los turn:lanes.
https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1jhX
dado que por supuesto no soy yo quien pone las reglas, por favor pide apoyo a la "community.openstreetmap.org". a lo mejor te estoy sugiriendo mejorar algo que ya está perfecto, y con gusto lo escucho de la comunidad.

hi Brayan. welcome back to OSM. please have a look at "turn:lanes", they are meant to represent lanes with compulsory direction, allowing for navigators to inform you that you should move to a specific lane of the same road. if you create fictive roads, the navigator will give instructions that will be difficult to understand, like moving to a different parallel road where there isn't any.
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Si bien entendí el espíritu del proyecto, este tiene una importante faceta de aprendizaje. Revertir los errores que demuestran que no hubo aprendizaje, creo que sea la cosa más constructiva.

hey! we've reviewed, suggested, explained, corrected, and you're sgain adding data as if you hadn't received any feedback!

hey ... have you looked at the detailed feedback you and your group received, and all corrections performed on your input?

osm.wiki/Pt:Names

hola. bienevenido a OSM. quieres mapear una universidad? no te limites al edificio y el nombre: mucho mejor añadir el área, y darle etiqueta que la describa como institución educativa. "amenity=college" (graduate) o "amenity=university" (master).
osm.wiki/Pt:Key:amenity#Educa%C3%A7%C3%A3o

office=publisher; node/9596731583

hola. no sé cuál sería la clasificación correcta, pero cuidado con el uso del 'name' para describir las cosas.
En la base de datos OSM: el objeto "building" contiene (es huésped) el grupo editorial. El grupo editorial tiene nombre, y no coincide con el edificio en que trabaja. no sé cuál sería la etiqueta correcta para un grupo editoria. quizás buscar otros ejemplos? Elsevier? el Washington Post? Springer?

Por favor, revisa la clasificación que le has puesto a este "Servientrega". Revisa en particular la porción donde se describe cuál atención se ofrece al público y compara con lo que observas, pues ahí en David estás tú: (osm.wiki/ES:Tag:amenity%3Dpost_depot)

Otro en Santiago está etiquetado como post_office. node/7735637237

node/7447223233

more than "adding details", this is part of a larger reorganization action where administrative centres tagged as "hamlet" are raised to "village".
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more than "adding details", this is part of a larger reorganization action where administrative centres tagged as "hamlet" are raised to "village".
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more than "adding details", you have changed a place from hamlet to village, and added a description to the node, telling why a locality you initially mapped as hamlet, should now be considered a village.
(but why can't you write this yourself, instead of asking reviewers to check the content of your editing action?)

more than "adding details", you have upgraded a healthcare from doctors to clinic.

more than "adding details", you have changed a place from hamlet to village, and added a description to the node, telling why a locality you initially mapped as hamlet, should now be considered a village.
(and you have moved the node)
(this is part of a larger action of similar edits.)

more than "adding details", you have changed a place from hamlet to village, and added a description to the node, telling why a locality you had initially mapped as hamlet, should now be considered a village.

more than "adding details", you have changed a place from hamlet to village, and added a description to the node, telling why a locality you initially mapped as neighbourhood, then as hamlet, should now be considered a village.

changeset/122185282

"Tzingal" looks weird in Spanish, maybe an indigenous name? It might well be, because according to the INEC there's more than 50% indigenous population in Tisingal (Tzingal), 100% in Alto Tisingal, and only one out of 10 in Bajo Tisingal (which also has the Latin name Los Pinedas). Latinos and Natives do not communicate much here, and very few Latinos have any knowledge of Natives' languages. So I suspect that your Tzingal is the right native spelling, but that Latinos write it as they can read it, namely Tisingal, even in official documents. I do not know and please feel free to adjust all three names, but please also do add a note about the rationale of the spelling.
maybe name=Tzingal; name:es=Tisingal ?

I had not noticed the second typo in the name "Trinsingal". completed the fix in changeset/122165151