Hi,
it looks like something went wrong here. You added 24 nodes with a huge number of foreign tags that don't seem to belong in OSM. Could you check that?

Please check all your recent edits. You added hundreds of 'motor_car' tags. The correct spelling is 'motorcar'.

Also: Please use changeset comments to describe what you are doing and make sure your account page follows the Organised Editing Guidelines!

Thanks for the explanation!
This could be
oneway:conditional = no @ destination
(according to "sans liverains")

Could you check this way? It got a strange 'onewayparking' tag:
way/1056055549

Hi,
the tag 'dust_cart' is not used in any other place - could you explain what this means?

Pfad oder Gebüsch?
way/1057652678

It looks like something went wrong here - all these objects don't have any valid tag.
There is no source given for this import.
Please check and follow the OSM import guidelines:
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

This looks like an import of data from some external source.
Did you follow the import guidelines?
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

There are a couple of foreign tags on all the nodes which shouldn't be there.

Hi,
I understand this distinction. But unfortunately the 'currency' key can only be combined with ISO 4217 codes - and there are none for silver or diamonds.

The other available tags (vending, sells....) also don't fit properly, I think 'product' still describes it best.

Hi,
what does 'iso3 = cod' mean? A tag like this is not used in any other place.

Hi,
this tag is not used in other places:
"fuel:SpecialAntarticBlendDiesel"
There is a common tag "fuel:diesel:class2" - is this compatible?
fuel=*

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

Feel free to change it to
power = line
abandoned = yes

The reason for my edit was:
- the fact that it is abandoned was only given in the description
- "old_voltage" is not a common tag ("old_*" is only defined for certain tags like old_name, not as a generic prefix)
- The 'voltage' of a power line defines its design, so it should be kept at the last operational value.

Hi,
could you check this cycleway with strange dog_park tags?
way/89149241

Btw: I don't think it's necessary to prefix waste_bin or picnic_table tags with 'dog_park'. It's already clear that they belong to a dog park if they are used on an object with leisure = dog_park.

It seems you're importing a huge amount of foreign data to OSM. This is not the way how OSM works. Please stop all these imports and follow the import guidelines:

osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

All imports must be documented and discussed before they happen. A pure dump of data (including useless data like file names from your private hard drive) is not acceptable in any case.

Hi,
thanks for the reply!

Is there a chance that this gets used again? If yes, I'd add start_date and end_date and set the relation to 'disused', if not I suggest to remove the relation altogether.

There is one entriy from 11 years ago when 'fee' was introduced, plus one comment against separation of keys 6 years later. I wouldn't call that a discussion.

Currently, 'fee' is used 98.7% with yes/no and the rest is mostly times. Maybe 0.5% with prices (i.e. 5000 use cases). Compare to 22000 use cases of 'charge'.

Hi,
the wiki explicitly discourages the use of 'fee' to tag the cost and points to the very often used 'charge' key.
fee=*

The reason of my edit was not that I wanted to change fee to charge, but the use of 4 keys that are not used in any other place and that use an undocumented format:

fee:1_hour
fee:2_hour
fee:3_hour
fee:maximum

hi,
could you check this restaurant? The tag 'diet:cru = yes' looks like a mistake.

Hi,
could you check the railway:signal tags you added here?
These two are not used in any other place and look like a mistake:
railway:signal:type:main
railway:signal:type:shunting