I reverted this changeset. Reason: All these nodes have just an image file name but no additional information.

I reverted this changeset. Reason: There are 10,001 nodes without any tag.

There is a definition in the Wiki: route_ref=*
It is used 170,000 times.
You have to enter it manually, I didn't find it in a JOSM preset.

Hi,
could you check the spelling of the tags? 'metrial' should be 'material'.

Jan

Hi,
could you check the spelling of "diameter" - currently it's "diamater". And could you please check the units? 220 meter (which is the default unit) is a bit too big.

Jan

Hi,
it looks like this import of data (here and in other changesets) went wrong. All the nodes have either a strange name tag or many foreign tags which should not appear in the OSM database.
Please do not use OSM to store your private data like positions of images you have taken.

Jan

Hi,
such changes to tags should be done before importing the data to the OSM database. This is a database that is in use by many people and not a database for testing. Did you follow the import guidelines for this? Can you point me to a description of for example the source of the data and its license?
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

Hallo,
du hast den Briefkasten jetzt mit der Straße verbunden, d.h. er würde wie ein Hindernis direkt auf der Fahrbahn stehen. Das wird z.B. bei Pollern so gemacht (da stimmt es ja auch). Wenn sich der Briefkasten am Rand der Straße befindet, dann sollte der Knoten auch genau dort sein. Vielleicht war er etwas zu weit weg, dann kann man ihn etwas näher schieben. Du kannst du dich dabei ja an den Umrissen der Häuser orientieren.

Gruß, Jan

PS: WIllkommen bei OSM!

Hi,
the way has the tag "Vesterbjerggård = 1"
This doesn't look correct - such a tag is usually caused by a mistake when doing copy-and-paste.

Hi,
could you explain the meaning of all these note* tags on this object? "note" is typically a place to leave a note to other mappers. If these are individual offices, each of them should have its own POI.

Jan

Hi,
could you explain the meaning of the key "payment:#only' on this node?
node/5355583622

It's not used on any other object.

Cheers, Jan

Hi,
could you check this tagging? Looks like an address or house name:
way/554928529

Cheers, Jan

Hi,
OSM is not a quiz app.
Information like this is rather useless because it doesn't follow established tagging standards.
"Types of vehicles that you handle? = Private vehicles Heavy commercial vehicles Public service vehicles"

Please read the corresponding pages in the Wiki to find out what common tags are.
osm.wiki

Jan

Hi Jeff,
please don't invent tags targeted at how a special (albeit very nice) website displays stuff. If I understand right, these numbers are a reference number used in some common hiking guide?
It's not really common to add references to other works, but it might be useful.

Before adding this information, please make sure that it is not copyrighted in any form!
If you add it, please use a standard tag like ref:XXX where XXX is some common, short suffix to identify where this ref comes from (BCS, Ley - maybe). To help others use this information, you should consider adding a short page to the OSM Wiki to describe it.

Hi Antoine,
I'm running a small script that reads the database of Taginfo and generates a list of new keys - here's the output:
http://osm.mueschelsoft.de/taginfo/newkeys.htm

Hi,
it looks like this import went wrong. There is a huge number of foreign tags, and no common OSM tags. Did you read and follow the import guidelines?
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

E.g.
node/5354363950

Jan

Hi,
it looks like this import went wrong. There is a huge number of foreign tags, and no common OSM tags. Did you read and follow the import guidelines?
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines
E.g. node/5354592809

Jan

Hi,
it looks like this import went wrong. There is a huge number of foreign tags, and no common OSM tags. Did you read and follow the import guidelines?
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

E.g. node/5354425623

Jan

Hi,
could you check this way? The tag "pax" looks like a mistake:
way/170373630

Cheers, Jan

Hi,
it looks like this import went wrong. There is a huge number of foreign tags, and no common OSM tags. Did you read and follow the import guidelines?
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

Jan