Hi,
I found these name tags in your edits:
name:zh_pinyin
name:zh_zhuyin

These are not used in other places, because the common tags are:

name:zh-Latn-pinyin
name:zh-Bopo

Could you have a look and change this?

Hi,
I fixed a couple "postbox:type" tags in the last days. The correct spelling is "post_box:type". Seems like your auto-completion got this wrong.

Hi,
it seems you are the only user of "vertical_sign=no" and "vertical_signs=no" tags. Can these two be replaced by
traffic_sign = no
?

Could you check this building and the adjacent one? They got two roof color tags:
way/1347753368

That's due to a "feature" in Level0. I didn't manually edit the node in Germany. The editor automatically replaced line breaks in the note=* Tag with spaces, which is a change not visible to the user.

You can add the language to the key like you did, if it's necessary to add more than one Wiki link.

But: There's no need to link to more than one Wiki entry in OSM - all the 20 different language versions are easily accessible by Wikipedias own directory. Only in rare cases this doesn't work, e.g. if there is no direct equivalent page in different languages.

Hi,
let me suggest an alternative to the new "shoulder:variable" tags using the usual conditional syntax:

shoulder:left = yes
shoulder:left:conditional = no @ obstruction
lanes = 3
lanes:conditional = 4 @ obstruction

Btw, is "obstruction" really right? Usually the fourth lane is opened at high traffic, e.g. "@ high_traffic"?

Hi,
what does "sport:skilift=green" and "Skilift" mean? Lifts are commonly mapped as
aerialway=*

Hi,
is this a shop that services vacuum pumps and devices or vacuum cleaners? Is this the only thing they do?
node/11345139385

Hi,
please check this node, is it a village or a restaurant?

Hi,
a long time ago, you added the tag "blue_badge_holders=yes". Isn't that tagged disabled=yes nowadays?
way/20841793/history

In total there are about 80 nodes with these tags:
https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1WhZ

I don't think they all have the same times?

Hi,
I found some "time:check_in" and "time:check_out" tags with very strange values like 14:48:00 or 23:50.
These don't seem to be typical times for check in or check out in a hotel. Could you clarify what they mean?

Thanks!

While it might not be used much, there was some longer discussion about the tag.

"opening_hours:sensory" is not used anywhere - and following the usual scheme of subkeys for opening_hours, it means that a special sub-part of the shop named "sensory" is open, not that it's a special kind of opening_hours of the whole shop.

I reverted this changeset. The reason is as usual: Automatic replacement of documented tags with undocumented ones.

Hi,
"incoming" and "outcoming" are not commonly used on letter boxes and parcel lockers. It would be good if you could separate the node into three POI, amenity=letter_box, amenity=post_box and amenity=parcel_locker. The number of slots can be given using 'capacity' for parcels and 'count' for the letters.

Yes, this should work. I suggest:

leisure=track
sport = running;cycling
segregated = yes
foot:lanes = yes|no
bicycle:lanes = no|yes
surface:colour:lanes = blue|red

(the order of the lanes and colors need be adjusted, I couldn't find recent images)

Hi,
please check the areas you uploaded - there are 14 ways without any proper tag.

Hi,
you used the new tags
running_lane
bicycle_lane
here. What are these? A running and cycling track? These could be tagged as leisure=track

Ah, das wäre dann
parking:right:restriction:emergency = none