If there is a bus lane, it's fine to add busway tags. But, 'busway' only refers to the physical lane on the road, it can't be used to tag any information about the bus routes that use this lane.

In particular, these tags can't be used:
busway:from
busway:network
busway:operator
busway:route_ref
busway:to

This information must be put into a bus route relation. And in fact, it is already there: relation/7321499

Btw, "busway:operator" is most likely wrong - this tag would describe the operator and maintainer of the busway itself, which is most likely not the public transport organization.

Hi,
could you explain the tag "service_date = 1/04/2022-4/04/2022"? Did this service exist for 4 days only?

Hi,
I found several unusual 'busway:XYZ' tags here.
The 'busway' tag can only be used to tag the presence of a dedicated lane for buses, but can't be used for bus routes operating on them. These need to be mapped using a relation of type=route, route=bus.

Hi,
the tags "roof:dormer" and "roof:rake" are not used in other places. But there are a couple 'dormer' and 'rake' tags.
And there is the full-fledged "3D" roof-tagging scheme including dormers:
osm.wiki/OSM-4D/3D_building/Dormer

Maybe you want to change your tagging to one of these schemes?

Welcome to OSM!
I see that you tried to add some trees here. Please have a look to the Wiki to see how trees are commonly mapped, e.g. how species and diameter are defined:
natural=tree

Hi,
what do these nodes represent? They don't have any common tag on them.

Hi,
you added the new tag ' sce = village_swing' several times - could you check that?

Hi,
I found several parkings with strange tags:
capacity:disabled:charging = 3
capacity:disabled:disabled = 2

26 parking lots in total. Could you check that?

Could you take picture when you pass by the next time?

"CCS" is a standard defining at least 2 different connectors. In the UK it's most likely a type2_combo.
But I have no clue what an "AC" might be.

I'm very sure that we do have equivalent tags in the Wiki. Please check the table carefully.
OSM is even more precise than your keys:
"j-1772" is a reference number of various connector types. In OSM, it could be a socket:type1 or socket:type1_combo.

Hi,
what does 'adv_motorcycle' mean? This tag isn't used in any other place.

Hallo, was heißt denn das tag "tail=low"? Das gibt es sonst nirgends.

Please check this way, it didn't get any meaningful tags: way/1053136669

Hi,
you used the new tag "emergency:highway=stop" here. This is not used in other places, what does it mean? Is it the sign that is in place in case the traffic lights don't work?

Hi,
could you check which sockets are available at these charging stations? These keys are not used in any other place:
socket:ccs/sae
socket:j-1772

Hi,
could you check which sockets are available at the two charging stations you added? Both of these keys are not used in other places:
socket:AC~
socket:CCS

Diese Argumentation verstehe ich nicht. Anstelle von Tags, die die einschlägigen Anwendungen verstehen, aber vielleicht irgendwann von jemandem gelöscht werden, benutzt du lieber deine eigenen Tags, die sonst niemandem nützen?

Wenn diese Schilder da sind, dann können sie auch normal getagged werden. Bei sichtbarem Verfall natürlich ergänzt durch die entsprechenden Tags, z.B. abandoned=yes

Hi,
please check this area, it didn't get any valid tags:
way/1047203003

Hallo Jochen,
für Wegmarkierungen musst du keine neuen Tags erfinden.

- die Symbole können mit osmc:symbol erfasst werden
- die Schilder mit
tourism=information und
information=trail_blaze oder information=route_marker

Grüße
Jan

Such a "tag for any non-motorized vehicles" is difficult to define (e.g. pedelecs (key: electric_bicycle) are usually counted as bicycles) - and definitions differ from region to region.

Btw, you can't use this on a two-way road:
bicycle:lanes = yes|yes|designated
It needs to be separated for each direction:
bicycle:lanes:backward = |designated
(N.B. you can even remove the 'yes', because it's the default for this kind of road)

Tricycles are bicycles with one double wheel axle, to allow for a wider cargo bay or to help balancing-impaired people to bike. Maybe an uncommon example...