Yea idk what I was doing there. I think I mixed it up with source:maxspeed=sign. Whoops, thx for catching that.

Hast du es geschafft diesen Pfad zu wandern? Bin heute dorf vorbeigekommen und bin nach einiger Zeit umgekehrt da er doch sehr überwachsen ist.

Bin mir unsicher ob es denn sicherer wäre den Pfad in abandoned:highway=path zu ändern. Vor allem way/101796365 ist lange kein Feldweg mehr mit Bäumen in der Mitte des Fahrwegs wachsend. Ka ob es ein besseres tagging gibt.

Sorry for sounding harsh. I know you had the best of intentions. I'm more mad at Google Maps for just (maybe I'm wrong on this) making up names for places.

Thanks for contributing. Sadly I had to revert your changeset for a couple of reasons:

1) Usage of Google Maps data for OSM is stricly forbidden
2) The name cannot be verified. There are no official or even unofficial sources mentioning "Eulenpark" that I could find. If you can find those please let me know. "Eulenpark" is just a name that popped up on Google Maps some weeks ago which makes it very easy to detect that this edit uses Google Maps data, even if it didn't have explicity listed in the changeset source.
3) The only name this park might have is "Stadtpark" based on the name "Neuer Stadtpark" being found in documents about the Eichplatz Areal construction project. This isn't a name I've heared anybody use in real life though, as a patch of greenery next to a giant parking lot not really "earning" the city park status.

As much as I would like a name to be found for this park, without sources or people starting to adopt a name for this park in real life, "Eulenpark" and "Stadtpark" is both at this time probably incorrect.

Danke!

I wanted to ask what you based way/1382239929 on as there is a fence east of the parking lot.

Ah, thanks. I didn't know network:website is the preferred tag for networkrail website urls. I should've informed myself better.

I agree. Back then I didn't know. The main reason I did this changeset as far as I remember were the number of :lanes not matching up between the turn:lanes and bicycle:lanes.

Woher kommen die ref Nummern auf den Bahnsteigen? Hast du eine Quelle oder eine Stelle vor Ort, wo diese angeschrieben sind?

Ist leider nicht angegeben