I only changed a new tag to one that is already in use and follows the common scheme of using a *:for suffix to tag the designated users of an amenity.

It's impossible to check the whole forum for completely unrelated thread titles for every change I make.

For the "shelter" there is already the tag "winter_room" and "capacity:winter_room".
The capacity of the hut can be given simply as "capacity".

Tagging chief/guardian/operator at the same time seems a bit difficult. There is "contact:person" that might be used for the person you get into contact with in case of (remote) questions.

non_catered would be simply "kitchen=yes", not a cuisine tag.

half_board can be tagged as "breakfast" and "dinner".

That's possible - I don't have further kmowledge. All I did was changing the uppercase tags to the correct spelling.

I'd offer my help, but I have no idea what the tags mean. What's the difference between hut/shelter, what's a chief/guardian if not the local people operating the hut, and what is 'non_catered'?

Hi,
you used many tags here that are not in use in any other place.
Could you check if they are actually needed and there is no common tag to replace them?

capacity:hut = 24
capacity:shelter = 24
cuisine = non_catered
half_board = yes
hut:chief = Hobi Daniel
hut:guardian = Zwyer Daniela

Would you please once and for all stop reverting my edits? The tags you add again and again are not documented and not used by anybody else.

Diese Straße hat eine Menge parking:restriction Tags, die sich teilweise widersprechen. Was gilt denn genau? Hast du ein Foto des Schildes?

Hi,
you used new tags like "recycling:container:silver" here. Could you check if it's possible to add common tags for materials that can be disposed of here instead of colors?
amenity=recycling#Recycling

Hi,
I found a variety of "grab_bars" tags:

toilets:grab_bars:left
toilets:grab_bars:right
toilets:grab_bar:right
toilets:grab_bars:rigth
toilets:grab_bar:left
toilets:grab_bars_right

The common and documented tag for this ist "toilets:wheelchair:grab_rails":
osm.wiki/Key%3Atoilets%3Awheelchair%3Agrab_rails

Could you check & change these?

Hi,
you added nodes with a " garbage_type = waste_transfer_station" tag. The common tag for this is
amenity = waste_transfer_station
Could you check & fix this?

The name of the tag has nothing to do with any website or name of a service.
It's just a well-defined and documented token that is used to link to some online platform. Note how the value is just the user name, and not a full link to any web page. This makes it completely independent from the change of name of the actual service.

Du hast Recht, die Dokumentation ist noch verbesserungswürdig.

Hier hatte ich die ganzen verwendeten Tags selbst zusammengestellt:
osm.wiki/User:Mueschel/DestinationTagging#Available_Tags

Hallo,
bitte schau nochmal nach den destination-Tags:
"destination:to:symbol:backward" -> "destination:symbol:to:backward"

Das :to kommt immer nach dem Subtag und vor der Richtung.

Hi,
something went wrong here. All these nodes don't have any valid tag.
Could you check this?

"alt_" seems a bit too generic to represent this. Do these methods have a name or common abbreviation?
"length:xxx" might be a good way to tag the methods, just like we distinguish different types of reference numbers using "ref:xxx"

That looks like
hgv_articulated=*

Brauchen wir einen Kammerjäger in der Bäckerei?
Wegen "snake = yes"

No problem - all done.

Enjoy mapping!

I can revert it, if you like.

For simple changesets like this, the "reverter" plugin in JOSM is the fastest option.

Please check these edits. You added thousands of neighborhoods named "PMRR".