Hi,
please check this node, it got a strange 'rqd' tag:
node/1840733404

Hi,
you added a few strange tags here:

VZV = KÚ v Žiline č. 3/2003 z 12.6.2003 - 4. stupeň ochrany
Úprava = Komisie SNR pre kultÚru a informácie č.3744/1967-osv. z 18.11.1967

Could you check that & change to common keys?

Alright. I just changed the existing tags.

Key parts can be combined to some extend. E.g. on roads we can have maxspeed:bus:lanes:forward to specify a limit for buses in the forward direction which is different on each lane. Convention says, the vehicle type comes first, then the direction.
"maxspeed:regular:forward" but not "maxspeed:forward:regular".
osm.wiki/w/index.php?title=Order_of_key_parts

Hallo,
was heißt denn "e-charging"? Dieses Tag gibt es sonst nirgends.

Hi,
the tags you used here, e.g.
maxspeed:backward_general
look like a mistake. I guess you wanted to use
maxspeed:general:backward

I'd also like to note that "general" and "medium" are maybe not the best choice, unless these are well defined terms in the context of this railway.

Please check the tags you're adding here.
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 have a look to the OSM Wiki to find out which tags are in use.

Sprinkler HunterMP300090
Sprinkler K-Rain RN100 360*
Sprinkler K-Rain Side Strip
Sprinkler MaxiPaw10 180*
Sprinkler MaxiPaw8 195*
Sprinkler MaxiPaw8 360*
Sprinkler MiniPaw10 210*
Sprinkler R 180* 17-24”
Sprinkler R 360* 17-24”
Sprinkler R 90* 17-24”
Sprinkler R-VAN18 360*
Sprinkler R-VAN18 Adj. 130*
Sprinkler R-VAN18 Adj. 145*
Sprinkler R-VAN18 Adj. 180*
Sprinkler R-VAN18 Adj. 270*
Sprinkler R-VAN18 Adj. 90*
Sprinkler R-VAN24 360*
Sprinkler R-VAN24 Adj. 180*
Sprinkler R-VAN24 Adj. 200*
Sprinkler R-VAN24 Adj. 270*
SprinklerK-RainRN100Adj170*
SprinklerK-RainRN100Adj180*
SprinklerMaxiPaw12 230*

Please check the network tags on this node, something went wrong there.

Hi,
please check this node. It didn't get any valid tag apart from 'name':
node/9886560853

Please make sure you only upload the objects you really want to add. This changeset uploaded >10000 objects that are rectangles from the HOT Tasking Manager

Hi,
could you specify what a "mofa:electric" is? I think we don't have this vehicle classification anywhere else. That would be a motorcycle that is allowed to drive up to 25 km/h with an electric motor, but does not look like a bicycle?
Which traffic signs are there exactly?

https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/9164

Should be fixed in the code, but it seems it didn't make it to the official instance yet.

Hi,
you added many buildings with these tags:
base_ahd
struct_id

These don't seem to belong to OSM. Can they be removed?

The validator also shows many buildings overlapping with each other. It seems there is some rework needed to get the outlines mapped properly.

Hi,
if you find tags like these, they have been added due to a bug in the iD editor. The user most likely just wanted to add "recycling:glass", and no special tag for tempered glass, mirrors, windows etc.

Hi,
these generators got a "SenasteUpp" tag - this looks like a mistake. could you check that?

Hi,
what does 'disabled:lanes' mean? According to common tagging rules these are access rules for vehicles of disabled people on specific lanes, which doesn't seem right.

Diese keys werden sonst nirgends verwendet. Bitte nutze "übliche" Tags, z.B. "official_name" statt "right_name".

RIGHT_UTM
RIGHT_ele
RIGHT_name
RIGHT_ref

Perfect! Is there any plan to check the POI using the "old" spelling and change them to the new one?

Hi,
I'm perfectly fine with using another key or spelling if this is agreed upon.

What I'm after is to have a common spelling of a key in the database, until we have one documented version. Otherwise we end up with several different versions which get harder and harder to keep track of.

Once there is a decision it's simple to change this one key to the new accepted spelling in one coordinated editing effort.

Would you mind adding your key to the main English wiki page? That helps people like me who can't read Japanese to find this key.

Oh dear.... who invented that!?

I suggest to split this node into several, one for each type of waste. Then you can use regular 'opening_hours' keys which are more likely to be understood by any application.

Hi,
these opening hours look very strange. Could you explain why you added them in this way?