I think you should also tag this with amenity=drinking_water

osm.wiki/Drinking_Water

Hello, are your edits real guest_houses or personal bookmarks? A guesthouse is a place where tourists come and stay, kind of similar to a hotel but on a smaller scale.

If these are your personal favorites, please only save them locally and do not upload to OSM.

Hello, are your edits real guest_houses or personal bookmarks? A guesthouse is a place where tourists come and stay, kind of similar to a hotel but on a smaller scale.

If these are your personal favorites, please only save them locally and do not upload to OSM.

Total names copies: 5479
Total name to name:en: 519
Total name:he to name: 0
Total name to name:he: 4861
Total name:ar to name: 0
Total name to name:ar: 99
Whitespace fixes: 1808
Total unhandled errors: 193

Is this an attraction or a personal bookmark?

"Dead End to the Wall"? Please leave politics and vandalism out of OSM.

I mean instead of "highway=path, bicycle=no, horse=no"

I mean instead of "highway=path, bicycle=no, foot=no"

If it's foot only, it's shorter to use "highway=footway" instead of "highway=path, foot=no, bicycle=no." :)

name and name:he should be identical. If a street has multiple names, you can use alt_name or similar tags: name=*

You changed "name:he" but not "name"

Jerusalem is one of the most disputed places ever and not an average capital city, hence the working group resolution.

I might have got confused and it's the other way around, regardless, the 3 variations should be searchable. Last change set should do the trick.

changeset/49299642

Although עספיא is the legal name, I think the mostly used name is עוספיה. Fixed here: changeset/49299539

Careful with name tag edits :)

You should use name:en for the English name, and not name:he

Hello,

It is possible to make perfect 90 degrees (זוויות ישרות) .

In iD, right click a building, then click "square". Or use the "S" keyboard shortcut.

Following a discussion, this was changed to a "path".

In a PM, Tamir Rarn explained that bridleways are common. I apologize for my previous comment. Happy mapping :)

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