Hi,
please check the tags on these nodes. Many of them are misspelled and not used in any other place.

If this is some kind of group activity, please point your supervisor to the OSM guidelines:
osm.wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Thanks!

Hi,
please check the tags on these nodes. Many of them are misspelled and not used in any other place.

If this is some kind of group activity, please point your supervisor to the OSM guidelines:
osm.wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Thanks!

Hi,
please check the tags on these nodes. Many of them are misspelled and not used in any other place.

If this is some kind of group activity, please point your supervisor to the OSM guidelines:
osm.wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Thanks!

Hi,
please check the tags on these nodes. Many of them are misspelled and not used in any other place.

If this is some kind of group activity, please point your supervisor to the OSM guidelines:
osm.wiki/Organised_Editing_Guidelines

Thanks!

Hi,
please explain the meaning of the tag '_coordinates_altitude'. This is not used in any other place.

Please also check the names of these trees - the 'name' tag is only for the actual name of an object, but not for a description. The kind of tree is tagged using the 'species' tag.

Jan

Please check this import. There is a huge number of waterways with a foreign tag 'StreamOrder'.

Please stop this. You uploaded the same nodes 29 times.

What is the source of this import, is the data available under a license that is compatible with use in OSM?

Sure, just write if you have questions.

The documentation of this is still not perfect...
The language tags are documented/proposed here:
osm.wiki/Proposed_features/Destination_details#destination:lang:.3Clanguage_code.3E

About destination tags in general, I wrote my own summary here:
osm.wiki/User:Mueschel/DestinationTagging

I also wrote some code interprezing the signs - but this is far from finished:
https://osm.mueschelsoft.de/destinationsign/

You can look through the list just below the comments - the ways listed with only a number and no name are the ones that are not tagged properly.

If you think that 'village' is the best, then use it. It's not too important to make this distinction.
You should just try to keep it consistent throughout the city.

Hi,
could you check the destination tags you added? The common tags for different languages are slightly different than yours:
For example, destination:forward:en should be destination:lang:en:forward

Thanks!

I don't know the precise translation of suburb and the local definitions.
Did you have a look at the table in the Wiki?
place=*#Populated_settlements.2C_urban

A suburb is almost like a village - but not separate, but part of a larger city. The boundaries are usually not well visible.
You can subdivide a suburb into quarters and further into neighborhoods.

Hi,
welcome to OSM!
Could you check these ways, there are three left where you forgot to change the tags to the correct ones.

Btw, are these actually place=village? It looks like they all belong to one city, so the tag would be place=suburb.

Please read and follow the import guidelines
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

I agree with dgitto that these nodes should not be imported and the whole import should be reverted. If the nodes are actually interesting for OSM (which we can't judge from the foreign tags), then they can be imported again, using valid tags.

Hi,
I changed your tag because 'traffic_sign2' doesn't exist. 'traffic_sign:2' is the common spelling. But if you use this, there is no information about which sign points forward and which points backward. Adding :backward or :forward to the tag is very common - each is used 30000 times.

If you editor doesn't show the signs because of this, it's a shortcoming of the editor, but not a tagging mistake.

You're right, the Wiki is in some parts, including this page, pretty useless. The tag 'step:height' is used almost 900 times:
https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/step%3Aheight
It's often helpful to search on Taginfo for tags that are actually used - despite the lack of documentation in the Wiki.

Hi,
could you explain what "stairs_thickness" means? This is not used in other places. Could it be step:height or step:length?

Hi,
please explain this edit. You blocked a oneway street fully by adding turn restrictions in every direction and you created a new road across an intersection.

HI,
the tag "x-country ski = yes" is not used in any other place. Please have a look to the wiki to learn how ski-related features are tagged:
osm.wiki/Piste_Maps