Yes, I know. But this doesn't explain the 'prov_name' key like these:

name = Strada Provinciale 30
prov_name = Strada Provinciale 30

Hi,
here are a couple of roads with a 'prov_name' tag - what does this mean?

Please check all your edits, there are 20 tags "platfrom:width" instead of "platform".

Hi,
please check this way, it got a strange tag "trafficEntrance":

way/350580343

Hi, could you check these nodes? There are several power=tower with a strange 'apoyo' tag like this one:
node/9487288398

Hi,
thanks for the explanation, the tagging was not clear at all to me.

The nodes seem to be missing a telecom=* tag describing what they are (likely a connection_point).

And I guess the telecom:medium should contain both copper and fiber as values.

And lastly, I'd opt for a different key than 'transition' (which in OSM always refers to a change in location). Such devices are usually called media converters.

Hi,
'authentication:chip_card' wurde bis jetzt noch nie verwendet. Der übliche Tag ist 'authentication:membership_card'.

Ja, im Wiki stand etwas anderes, weil es ein User letztes Jahr geändert hat. Für die Einführung eines neuen Tags und der Abschaffung des alten gab es aber vorher keine Diskussion. Und anscheinend hat es auch niemand mitbekommen, wie die Nutzungszahlen des ursprünglichen Tags deutlich belegen: https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/authentication:membership_card#chronology

'gauge' ist in OSM die Spurbreite der Eisenbahn. Dieses Tag ist aber auch gar nicht nötig, das ist ja schon mit seamark:type und seamark:name gesagt.
"seamark:waterway_gauge:category" gibt es schon, um die Art des Pegels zu erfassen.

"reference xxx" - Keys sollen keine Leerzeichen enthalten - hier würde ich dann auch enstprechend subkeys verwenden, z.B.
seamark:waterway_gauge:category:reference_level

Hi,
could you check this building? It got a strange tag.

Hallo,
diese Tags werden sonst nirgends verwendet:
gauge
reference level
reference point
reference marker

Bitte schau mal bei den seamark* Tags, ob es da nicht etwas passendes gibt.

Welcome to OSM!

I found tags like
Lichen_5
lichen_1
on several objects.
This might be a description of the object, but is not usable in OSM - no software can understand
it. Please have a look at the wiki about common
tags and use only those.
Let us know in case you need help!

Jan

Hi,
the key 'id_serial' is not used in other places. I guess you wanted to use 'ref'?

It doesn't matter if these are real or artificial trees. Please use the xmas-namespace and don't use underscores to "disable" tags. We do have a set of lifecycle prefixes for this purpose. A tree that has been removed can be tagged as 'razed:' or 'was:'.

Welcome to OSM!

I found tags like
Lichen_5
lichen_1
on several objects.
This might be a description of the object, but is not usable in OSM - no software can understand
it. Please have a look at the wiki about common
tags and use only those.
Let us know in case you need help!

Jan

Ich habe hier jetzt aufgeräumt.

Hi,
could you check this node? It doesn't have a meaningful tag: node/9455702804

Hi,
all you wrote is perfectly correct. We have the unfortunate situation to have two different tagging schemes for both playground and fitness equipment already. I'm not sure if we should take this as a reason to introduce the same two tagging options to skateparks as well. Having only one option makes it easier to put these to the wiki and convince other mappers to use them on other skateparks...

If you insist, I'm perfectly fine with reverting these changes.

Bitte die Edits der letzten Wochen überprüfen - es sind ungefähr 50 "kerb_height" anstelle von "kerb:height" dabei.

Please check all your recent edits. Thre are about 100 cases of "kerb:heigth" instead of "kerb:height"

Hi,
what does "KodPZF" mean? This tag is not used in other places. If it's a reference number, please consider using a "ref:XYZ" tag.