Thanks!

You've also left "note:opening_hours:covid19" while deleting the tag that it refers to, which doesn't make a lot of sense.

way/168771637 has also closed and reopened under a different name.

Are you sure that node/313156653 is open? It didn't look it. See note/4068353 .

Hello - relation/6950474/history is a bit short of an international route? Was it perhaps something else?
Best Regards, Andy

Hello - relation/8453192 is a bit short of an international route? Was it perhaps something else?
Best Regards, Andy

The other correspondent also claims to be familiar with the local area...

Hello again Alex,
Andy from OSM's Data Working Group here. We've received a couple of messages from people also mapping in Ukraine saying that it'd be great if you were to use actual changeset comments not just "-" every time. Please do try and say something - it will help other mappers.
Best Regards,
Andy

Hello,
In this changeset you deleted the buoy at node/3815077900/history . I've undeleted it.
Also, please do try and use better changeset comments than just "another correction". It helps other mappers to understand what you're doing.
Best Regards,
Andy (from OSM's Data Working Group).

ah - ok.

For info this now appears at https://map.atownsend.org.uk/maps/map/map.html#19/54.29935/-0.89010 .

Just wondered - was leisure=park a typo on way/1238988328 or is it really a park?

Where there's a choice of words for something, and one is capable of being misinterpreted due to multiple meanings, OSM tends to pick the other - hence "sidewalk" is used rather than "pavement", despite the latter being the regular British English term (for historical reasons British English has tended to be used in OSM).
"pound" isn't a good choice for these features; there are too many other different things using the same word. Compare https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/search?q=pound#values and https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/search?q=pinfold#values .

Any thoughts about the tags for way/1238819902 ? I'm sure that people must have mapped them as something other than building.

I'd suggest mapping that as two separate features - the animal one as a pinfold, and the human one as some sort of historic village lockup (not sure what tags people use for those - you'd need to search through the data with taginfo looking for synonyms).

Hello,
You've changed this from a "pinfold" to a "pound", but it's definitely referred to as a pinfold locally.
More generally, the word "pound" is very generic and has many different meanings. It'd be better to stick to the original "historic=pinfold" for these features; if some (in southern England, perhaps) are referred to locally as pounds, and they really are different enough in function to tag differently, then maybe add "pinfold=pound" to those?
Best Regards,
Andy

Hello,
Was this used for animals, or people, or both?
Best Regards, Andy

Вибачте за пізню відповідь – крім оновлення вище, адміністратори внесли кілька інших змін, видаливши ці конкретні приклади з кешу та оновлюючи все частіше загалом. Проблемою може бути локальний кеш веб-переглядача - див. osm.wiki/Browser_cache .

Sorry for the late reply - as well as the update above, a couple of other changes were made by the administrators remove these specific examples from cache and to update things more frequently generally. Local browser cache can be an issue for that - see osm.wiki/Browser_cache .

Rather than Telegram, I'd suggest https://community.openstreetmap.org/c/communities/ua/66 .