Hi,
please check this node, it got a strange 'Dragon' tag:
node/10013723953

Could you check three defibrillators you added? They got two strange tags:

mnt_siren = 503297087
modele = Heartsine 360P

Hi,
this looks like some large import of farm areas. Could you point us to the documentation of this import, the new keys you used here, the source of the data?
See also:
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

Hi,
I found a couple of nodes for benches combined with bicycle parking. I'd like to suggest to move the tags to separate nodes - it's highly unlikely that any of the available applications and maps for bicycle infrastructure are able to cope with these new tags you needed to introduce for that.

Hi,
you added two objects with strange tags:
eik and mh_id
What do they mean? If they are official reference numbers, please consider using ref:XYZ tags instead.

Hi,
could you check this way? It got a strange 'stairca' tag:
way/1091588500

The "contact:***" keys are to tag different ways to contact a POI. A google web page with search results for unrelated web pages is not a way to contact the POI.
Using the links you provided does not show me any way to contact the shops besides a phone number that should be tagged as contact:phone.

Please don't add links to plain google search results to all your POIs. Every user can do a web search with the name of a POI on their own, choosing their preferred search engine.

These nodes all have strange tags that shouldn't be in OSM.
Please check the Wiki for the correct opening_hours=* syntax.

closing_hours = 17:00
opening_days = Monday |Tuesday | Wednesday| Thursday | Friday | Saturday
opening_hours = 08:30
weekend_closing_hours = 13:30
weekend_opening_hours = 08:30

Hi,
it seems something went wrong here. All these nodes have a couple of strange tags that don't look like they should be in OSM:

List_Dishes = Fast Foods
List_of_Sauces = Pork, Goat meat, Chicken, Fish, Liver
food = Fast Foods

Feel free to change the tags as you see fit.
I kept the value 'chicane', which is currently used > 100 times. I haven't seen the barrier, so you know best what fits - the current Wiki description didn't exist yet 2.5 years ago.

The spelling mistake was already fixed a long time ago.

That'll be a huge list:

- not following the import guidelines (adding source, documentation, link to Wiki)
- 'name' is not used for descriptions
- coordinates are not added as tags
- 'height' is definitely wrong
- county, district, install_year, pay, photo_url, precision, pump_system, subcounty, village are not known tags
- 'usage' is only used in another context
- 'parish', 'pump', 'operational_status' doesn't use one of the documented values

The only correctly used tag here seems to be 'amenity'

I'll revert this data for now. If you plan to add this information again, please make sure the import follows our guidelines and uses proper tagging of all the objects.

This looks like an import of a huge amount of data. You also added a strange tag to all of these objects: "FITOFISION"

This import does not seem to conform to our import guidelines:
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

It seems something went very wrong here. You uploaded 4,000 objects without proper tags. Many of them overlap with roads and buildings that have already been added to OSM. I reverted all these changes. If you plan a new import, please follow our Import Guidelines:
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

It seems something went very wrong here. All these areas don't have any proper tag, overlap with existing buildings and roads.
I reverted all these changes. If you plan a new import, please follow our Import Guidelines:
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

It seems something went very wrong here. You uploaded 106,000 nodes without any tag. I reverted all these changes. If you plan a new import, please follow our Import Guidelines:
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

Please check your tagging. All these objects with a "building=*" tag. They also have either a height or a number of levels that is 0 - this can't be right.

It seems something went very wrong here. You uploaded 106,000 nodes without any tag. I reverted all these changes. If you plan a new import, please follow our Import Guidelines:
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines