Hi,
do you have a explicit permission by the owner of the restaurant to publish images of the printed menus?

Hi,
are you sure about the communications tags here? communication:1g is obsolete since about 1990.

Welcome to OSM!
you added several strange tags all across Spain:
edificio
Edificio
edifício

Please make sure that you only use the tags that are described in the Wiki or those that are available as presets in your editor. Only these tags can be understood by other mappers or can be used in all the OSM-based applications.

Hi,
you added a strange currency tag here: currency:Ger
Could you check that?

Hi,
please don't delete existing (and well visible in aerial images) paths on the request of someone. OSM maps what is on the ground, including access restricted paths. You can easily add all the required access tags to mark the paths as not usable by the public.

If you want feedback about your tagging, better ask directly in the forum. There are very few people actively monitoring edits - and I only found this edit because you used a tag that nobody used before.

Hi,
could you check these edits?
The man_made=tunnel in the North is a lot longer than the tunnel marked on the road.

You also used 'maxheight' tags on the tunnel - they belong on the road. 'maxheight' always describes a legal height limit, not the actual height of an object.

'maxheight:physical' describes the actual limitations, but only on roads.

On the tunnel itself I recommend using 'height' for the actual height in the middle and height:left / height:right for the height at the sides.

Hi,
bei "destination" Tags gibt es eine feste Reihenfolge der Teile des Keys, z.B.
destination:symbol:to:lanes:forward
Alle Keys sind aufgebaut wie
Key-Subkey-To-Lanes-Direction

Ich habe gerade ein paar korrigiert.
way/1318490174

Hi,
"bridge:height:ele" is a new tag - which elevation is tagged here?

Hi,
you used some new tags here, e.g. "plant:output:steam:max".

"plant:output:steam" is usually the total output capacity of the plant, i.e. the maximum possible. What does the second output mean?

I reverted this changeset as well - you deleted the original nodes, but not the new ones. Now everything is as it was 3 days ago.

Hi,
I had to revert this changeset. You uploaded a lot of duplicates of existing nodes.

This happens if you load a geojson or similar file into JOSM and then try to upload it. You have to load data directly from the API or Overpass - every other way will lead to duplicates and not to editing the already existing objects.

Please don't revert changesets blindly. I now had to fix the main road for a third time - it was again completely blocked for all traffic, apart from dogs.

And please also check all the warnings you get from the editor - like buildings on a highway, nodes with landuse tags and similar.

Ich habe die Tags editiert, ich denke jetzt sollte es passen.

Hallo,
die toll:* Tags sind etwas seltsam:
"8 EUR (before 10:00 and after 15:00) / 6 EUR (15:00 onward)"

Die beiden Zeiträume überlappen sich. Was bezahlt man denn zu welchen Zeiten?

Hi,
two bus stops got a strange "bpub" tag - could you check that?

e.g. node/5051218888

Hi,
thanks for the details!
I wonder if this fits into the tagging scheme for protected areas, although it's only part of a larger geopark.

The terms all describe something similar, but all with respect to some countries specific law.
It's not a part of the name that can be translated, but a legal designation given by law that is fixed. It describes which particular law the company is subject to.

Thanks for the details!
"unless the vehicle is conducting business on Jubilee Avenue" sounds like hgv = destination would be correct.
For "strange" rules like this I'd prefer to use a conditional tag - even if the particular condition is not understood by current routing engines, they still see that there might be an exception and can display it to the user.

hgv:conditional = yes @ (tyres <= 7)

Hi,
the translated operator tags here don't make sense. You can't simply translate to SARL / LLC / GmbH / OOO - these are completely different legal types of companies.