Hallo,
bitte achte auf die korrekte Schreibweise von Tags. "crossing:continous" muss "crossing:continuous" heißen. Ich habe gerade wieder einige korrigiert.

There are also some relations with only foreign tags:
relation/17092272

There are still a few to the east:
http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1GAJ

Hi,
many areas you imported contain foreign tags that shouldn't be in OSM and need to be replaced, e.g.

NIVEL_I = Áreas Antrópicas Não Agrícolas
NIVEL_II = Área Urbanizada
NIVEL_III = Edificações e sistema viário, metrópoles, cidades, vilas, áreas de rodovias, serviços e transporte, energia, comunicações e terrenos associados
codIBGE = 4128633
codigo = 12
fid = 192181
nome = Doutor Ulysses

Please have a look at these.

Hi,
"shop:ethnicity" is not yet used anywhere else.
The origin of products can be tagged using the 'origin' tag, for foods in supermarkets 'cuisine' can be used.
while the ethnicity of the owner is usually private data that should not be in OSM.

Hi,
you used some tags here that are not used in any other place. Could you change them to common tags?

arrond = *
locnum = *

Thanks!
I guess you need to have another look, because these are mispelled: "naptan:ATCOCode", "natan:NaptanCode" and "naptan:ModificationDateTime".

Hallo,
alle deine department:* Tags hier gibt es bereits - ohne das "department" Prefix.

stationery = yes
confectionery = yes
usw.

Hallo und willkommen bei OSM!

bitte werft einen Blick in die Dokumentation, wie Bäume in OSM üblicherweise erfasst werden:
osm.wiki/DE:Tag:natural%3Dtree
Nach Möglichkeit sollten nur die dort genannten Tags verwendet werden. Deutsche Begriffe, Leer- und Sonderzeichen sollten in Tags generell nicht auftauchen.

Aus dem Benutzernamen schließe ich hier darauf, dass das kein privater Account ist? Bitte in diesem Fall die "Organised Editing Guidelines" beachten: https://osmfoundation.org/wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Hi,
could you check the trees for uncommon tags?

ncc_tree_code = 158320
site_tree_no = 15.00
-> reference numbers should use the "ref:XYZ" syntax.

sitename = Middleton Boulevard
-> seems to be a likely unnecessary object:addr or location

tree_type
-> should be denotation

Hi,
could you check your recent edits? There are 24 objects missing the naptan: namespace with tags like

ATCOCode = 0800COC31027
AdministrativeAreaCode = 73
Bearing = N
BusStopType = CUS
CommonName = Sun Valley Holiday Park
Indicator = N-bound
LocalityName = Pentewan
ModificationDateTime = 2021-07-07 13:30:46
NaptanCode = cordjamw
NptgLocalityCode = E0004636
Street = B3273

Hi,
here are a few points:

- Taginfo statistics show clothes=* containing "women": 30000 tags and
clothes:women=yes: 220 tags - less than one percent.
- There is no mention of clothes:XX in the Wiki, while clothes=* containing a list of values is explicitly mentioned

The use of the namespace is very rare and at least one of the tags you used here was not used in any other place before. I'd strongly suggest to use the common scheme with a single clothes tag.
In addition, it's common to use only one tagging scheme on any POI, don't tag the same information twice using similar schemes.

Please contact the original editor of these nodes: changeset/146403229

Hi,
please watch out for the correct spelling of keys. I fixed a couple "rcn-région" to the correct "rcn_region"

Hallo,
das Prefix "historical:" gibt es in OSM nicht. Wir haben "historic:" für historisch wertvolle Dinge und die dokumentierten Lifecycle-Präfixe wie "was:" und in diesem Falle am passendsten "removed:".

osm.wiki/Lifecycle_prefix

Hi,
could you have a look here? 5 imported areas reappeared yesterday after you deleted them two days ago.
E.g. way/1205090454/history

Hi,
I found 5 signals with a strange tag:
"railway:signal:TYP:shortened" - could you check and fix that?

Hi,
you added several "name:m" tags - could you check & fix the language code?

Thanks for the explanation.
Shouldn't it be
network=NEPN then?

And I'd suggest to change the not really correct name=(desire line) to informal=yes

hi,
I found the tag "NEPN" on several ways. This is not used in other places - what does it mean?