Hi,
could you explain the meaning of the tag 'overpowered'? This is not used in any other place.

Thanks!

Hi again,
please stop these edits! You can't add new routes to OSM by simply uploading data - you need to edit the already existing features.

Please take a step back, get involved with the community and understand how routes need to be mapped to be usable by everyone.

Hi,
please check your edits for spelling mistakes:
It's "length", not lenght of lengh.
And: In English the decimal separator is a '.', not a ','.

Hi,
welcome to OSM!
You added many tags that 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.

Hi,
welcome to OSM!
I have two comments:

- please use changeset comments to properly describe what you are doing. There's a reason the editor forces you to write one!

- please make sure you only add proper tags (those that are suggested by the editor) and not things from some external tools like 'mapbox:tiling:applicable_tileset'.

Hi,
welcome to OSM!
I notice that many of the ways you added here are drawn on top of already existing ways. If you want to add information, you have to modify the existing objects, but you can't just add new ones.

I'm sorry to say that, but it seems like we have to revert most of the work you did here.

Die Gebäude hier haben einige "building:o" tags, kannst du das korrigieren?

Das Trennzeichen für mehrere Werte ist das Semikolon, für Keys gibt es die Möglichkeit nicht. Also

tee=yellow;blue
dist:yellow = 100
dist:blue = 100

Hallo,
bitte verwende keine Keys mit Leerzeichen oder anderen Sonderzeichen, z.B. dist:blue +red

Wenn dort zwei gleiche Distanzen sind, dann müssen zwei getrennte Keys verwendet werden, dist:blue und dist:red in diesem Fall.

Hi,
(sorry, I have to stay with English as I don't speak French, but online translators seem to work well enough)
I understand what you want to tag here. The term 'marking road' doesn't make sense in English as it would mean "a road made for marking", whatever that would be. The term for a marking on a road is 'road_marking' (which is already used as a tag)

Maybe you can find a better tag for this?
Maybe have a look here:
osm.wiki/Berlin/Verkehrswende/Radwege#Beispiele_verschiedener_Radwege
You might be able to use tags from the third example, just with 'sidewalk' instead of 'cycleway'.

I'd like to suggest introducing a new 'sidewalk:left = lane' tag. That would be perfectly similar to established cycleway tags.

Hi,
the tag 'timing_point' is not used in other places - could you explain what it means?

Hi,
you used the tag 'turnabout=no' on some bollards. This is not used in any other place - could you check that?

Hi,
I found the tag 'ped = pole' here - it looks like a spelling mistake, could you check that?

Hallo Ömmes,
macht es Sinn diese alten "wayparts" Relationen noch zu behalten? Für das meiste gibt es ja inzwischen diverse andere Tags, die hier auch verwendet werden.

Grüße
Jan

Hallo,
du hast hier an einigen Gebäuden das Tag "debug = Attika" gesetzt. Kann das weg?

I just wrote a mail.

Hi,
I don't think we need to use -fonipa in name tags - name:pronunciation is already defined to be the IPA transcription of a name and can be combined with multi-lingual names like name:en:pronunciation.

Hi,
could you explain the tag "parking_station = charging"? This is not used in any place.

Hi,
are you sure about the key "nrhp:nrl"? This is not used in other places. But we have many "nrhp:nhl" in the database.

There are 54 changesets with approximately 500,000 objects. With the standard tools in JOSM this will take ages. We should ask someone from the DWG who has the proper scripts for this.