Das richtige Tag für Parkplätze ist
maxstay:conditional = 1 hour @ (08:00-19:00)

Deine beiden Tags hier sind die einzigen in der ganzen Datenbank. Dein Wiki-Link beschreibt "parking:condition:left:time_interval" zur Verwendung an Straßen, aber nicht "parking:time_interval". Das sind völlig verschiedene Dinge.

parking:lane:* und amenity=parking können nicht gemischt werden.

Hi
please check this node, I guess something went wrong with the name tag:
node/9844633057

Hi,
you added these objects with strange tags like
ZONECODE = CO
ZZC = Commercial
This doesn't seem to fit to OSM - could you check and fix this?

Hi,
you added several objects with a strange tag "Museu = Parragem" - could you check and fix this?

Hallo,
'parking:time_interval' gibt es sonst nirgends. Was möchtest du damit sagen? Dass nur in dieser Zeit dort geparkt werden darf? Das wäre "opening_hours".

Hi,
there is no need to add a 'disused' prefix to tags that have a date in the key like
disused:amenity:--2016

The date is sufficient to tag that the amenity is not used any more. So, either
amenity:--2016
disused:amenity
is perfectly fine.

Please don't try to fix any issues with nodes and ways here. This is an undocumented import with many mistakes that most likely needs to be reverted in full.

This looks like an undiscussed import.
What is the source of all the data?
It seems the sizes of all the "buildings" is quite wrong, they appear to be much smaller on aerial images.
There are many foreign tags that don't look like they belong to OSM, and you ignored thousands of warnings from the editor when uploading the data.

I suggest to revert the whole import for now, so that you can start a proper import as described in our guidelines from scratch.

osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

Hi,
is "text:arrow = white" a mistake? Shouldn't is be 'colour:arrow'?

Hi,
please explain why you deleted a building and replaced it by 30000 badly aligned nodes and ways without any meaningful tags?

If you plan to import a detailed map of a building, please follow the OSM import guidelines!
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

As is the data is not useful for OSM, and IMHO should be reverted to the original state.
(individual toilet seats with > 100 nodes are not useful in OSM!)

Hi,
welcome to OSM!
I found some strange tags on the objects you added like these:
historic = first_petroglyph_of_this_trail.
historic trail = *
These might be good descriptions of the objects, but are not usable like this in OSM.

In OSM we have to use a well-defined set of tags to allow all the software tools to understand the data and e.g. show it on maps.
Please make sure that you only use tags that are documented in the Wiki or are available as presets in your editor.

Jan

Hi
could you check this node? It got a 'uic-name' and a 'uic_name' tag.
node/2483323431

Ja, das ist kompliziert :)
Eigentlich kannst du 'bicycle' sogar weglassen - "oneway" bezieht sich ja an sich nur auf Fahrzeuge, nicht auf Fußgänger.

Ich habe hier versucht die Reihenfolge allgemeingültig zusammenzufassen:
osm.wiki/User:Mueschel/OrderOfKeyParts

Hier haben wir:
[Key][Side][Vehicle][Subkey]

sidewalk ist der Key
left ist die Seite
bicycle ist das Fahrzeug
oneway ist ein Subkey

"oneway:bicycle" passt auch wieder, weil "oneway" hier Key ist.

Could you check this tree? It got two strange tags:
node/9795188772

Hi,
welcome to OSM!
I found a couple of unusual tags on roads you edited, for example:
eclairage = yes
onas = yes

These are not used by anybody else.
In OSM we have to use a well-defined set of tags to allow all the software tools to understand the data and e.g. show it on maps.
Please use only keys that are documented in the Wiki or are available as presets in your editor.
Thanks!

Strange... that's not what I remembered, but it has been there for a long time.
So: Ignore what I said. Sorry!

One thing that maybe should be done: Change the definition for Key:toll so that it is allowed on toll_booth nodes as well. Currently it's only for ways according to the Wiki.

'disabled', like 'delivery', is not a type of transportation, so this rule doesn't apply.
It relates only to types of vehicles, like hgv, bus, bicycle...

Note that we don't use
motor_vehicle:disabled = yes, but motor_vehicle = disabled

So, this would be fine with me:
toll:conditional = no @ disabled
but
toll:disabled = no
doesn't fit to current standards.

Hi,
you added a huge amount of text to the camping places you edited. Please note that this not what OSM is meant for - extended information should be put e.g. on an external web page, linked in an website or url tag.

Please check this object, it got a strange tag:
way/1066560760