Gone out of use? Rauschen/Ruszowice is still used. Alt name then.

z tego co byłem nie ma tu oznaczonego punktu widokowego

Gehort Bromberg wirklich zu Dusseldorf?

tory tak są używane że zarosły, tak samo jak na toruńskiej

What is your vehicle? Because it must be very fast.

Die Diskussion ist noch da, bitte reden Sie dort.

tu jest hurtwin a nie custom jack

super ale widac jedynie kolejki wiec nie wiem czm zaznacyzles caly obszar od bozenkowa do zoledowa

this was a response to taya threatening me with another ban due to me fixing alt_name:pl tags in accordance with the list

Check KSNG list https://www.gov.pl/attachment/19fa85f9-65de-4bb0-8cc4-7dc552229b7d Both names are listed

"We record the wordl as it is, not how we wish it should be." how about I change old name pl to alt name pl for cities in East Prussia because 1. they're in use and 2. are documented legally? Why did DWG revert this change?

https://volgagermaninstitute.org https://ib.frath.net and https://en-academic.com report "Memel" while articles written by Lithuanians including the official tourism site of the city report "Klaipeda". I don't know what's your point here with "official sources".

"And I think Germans should be changing this name :-)" Just like Królewiec which was stolen and named after a war criminal? Hell no. Also, do you have any sources? Regarding administrative boundaries, I have only changed name:de, nothing more.

The German national anthem (Deutschlandlied) refers to the city as Memel by the way

klaipeda is the Lithuanian name, german is Memel. Would you say "ich fahre nach Klaipeda" or "ich fahre nach Memel"? Most Germans would choose the latter.

nie bylo wycinek bylem tam

and why is it in Bydgoszcz

wtf is this

możemy też rozmawiać po polsku jak chcesz

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klaipėda also wikipedia article clarifies klaipeda as a lithuanian name and memel as german