Hi,
I noticed that you used many tags here that are not used in other places. Please make sure you only use tags that are documented in the Wiki or are available as presets in your editor. This is the only way to make sure that every user and every application can make use of the data properly.

It seems that you are a group of people working together? Please make sure the leader of the effort is aware of the Organised Editing Guidelines of OSM:
https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Hi,
I noticed that you used many tags here that are not used in other places. Please make sure you only use tags that are documented in the Wiki or are available as presets in your editor. This is the only way to make sure that every user and every application can make use of the data properly.

It seems that you are a group of people working together? Please make sure the leader of the effort is aware of the Organised Editing Guidelines of OSM:
https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Hi,
I noticed that you used many tags here that are not used in other places. Please make sure you only use tags that are documented in the Wiki or are available as presets in your editor. This is the only way to make sure that every user and every application can make use of the data properly.

It seems that you are a group of people working together? Please make sure the leader of the effort is aware of the Organised Editing Guidelines of OSM:
https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Hi,
I noticed that you used many tags here that are not used in other places. Please make sure you only use tags that are documented in the Wiki or are available as presets in your editor. This is the only way to make sure that every user and every application can make use of the data properly.

It seems that you are a group of people working together? Please make sure the leader of the effort is aware of the Organised Editing Guidelines of OSM:
https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Hi,
thanks for checking that.
If you are unsure about the use of a key, you can always check taginfo, e.g.
https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/search?q=port_of_entry

There you can see that the simple tag has been use 340 times already.

Hi,
it looks like something is wrong with the tagging of these ways. E.g. "foot = use_sidepath" means that pedestrians are not allowed on this way, but must use another, separately mapped way parallel to this one. This doesn't seem to be the case here.

Hi,
most of the seamark:harbour:* tags you used here are not used in any other place. Please check other harbours how these features are typically mapped. E.g.
Instead of seamark:harbour:port_of_entry the common tag is just "port_of_entry".

Hi,
Could you check this area, it got a strange 'dso' tag:
way/1021822184

Hi,
please don't use tags like
name:halq’eméylem
name:halq’eméylem
"name:halq’méylem "
name:halq’méylem

Languages in name tags use iso 639 codes, i.e. name:hur

Hi,
please check the stairs you added - they got a strange ramy=gate tag.

Hi,
the tag 'wheelchair_access' is not used in other places. The common tag is 'wheelchair'. Could you have a look and change these?

Hi,
something went very here - this changeset created nodes across the whole world. None of them has any common tag.
I'm going to revert this for now - feel free to add the information again after you cleaned up the locations and tags.

Hi,
I reverted this changeset for now.
Apart from the tags mentioned above it caused 11000 warnings in JOSM. Please don't upload data without checking and solving the warnings first.

Please feel free to upload the features that are not yet present in OSM again.

Hi,
you used many recycling tags here that are not used in any other place. Please make sure you only use those tags that are provided as presets by your editor or that are listed in the Wiki:
amenity=recycling

Thanks!

Hi,
could you check this node, it got a strange 'powerd' tag:
node/9411449029

Hi,
please check this building, it got a strange tag:
way/1003980122

Hi,
what does 'hgv:tool' mean? This tag is not used in any other place.

Hi,
what does "restriction:training" mean? This tag is not used in any other place.

I'd expect to find this distance information inside the traffic_sign tag - something like
traffic_sign = GB:rottms[200yd]

This doesn't look uncommon to me. There are already separate lanes, that separate later into different highways.
In my experience, 'destination:lanes' is fully sufficient, and there is no need to add more tags.

Your tag goes in the direction of lane connectivity - which was proposed already several times, but never really caught on.