Wer denkt sich sowas aus für eine öffentliche Ladestation? Diese Stecker passen in eine Menge Geräte die bei 36 Volt einfach in Rauch aufgehen würden...

Einen gängigen Namen kann ich nicht finden. Die beiden kleinen stammen aus IEC 60130-10, aber haben dort auch keine Bezeichnung.

'name:kmal' didn't exist until a few days ago and 'ref:kmal' was used a lot less than 'ref:KMAL'.

Could you check this object, it got a strange recycling tag:
way/1436953392

Zweite Frage: Was ist "socket:rosenberger"?

Why this change? Using capital letters in 'ref' and 'name' for the name of the operator is very common. For 2/3 letter abbreviations it also prevents conflicts with language codes in name tags.

I didn't add this tag.

Hallo,
hast du irgendwelche Infos zu diesen Steckern?
z.B. socket:dc_barrel_5.5x2.1

Das Problem ist, dass die Belegung von solchen Rundstecker nicht genormt ist, weder die Spannung noch die Polarität. Wenn die hier öffentlich zugänglich sind, muss irgendein Standard dahinter stecken.

Hi,
something went wrong here.
All the nodes have tags that shouldn't be in OSM like "orig_easting" or "merged_source_files".

Fire hydrants are also usually tagged differently:
emergency=fire_hydrant

Hi,
something went wrong with this import.
Did you read and obey the Import Guidelines?
osm.wiki/Import/Guidelines

Regarding the tagging:
- 'name:alt' should be 'alt_name'
- "operational_status=inactive" should be "disused=yes"
- "station_type" is not a common tag
- "plus_code" should not be tagged - it can be easily calculated from the coordinates when needed
- "station_image" is useless, because the images are not available online

Hi,
is "destination:abbr" the spelling that is shown on the signs?
There's not yet an established tagging scheme for this, but someone else used "destination:display"
way/4920270

I'm more in favor of the latter, because it's clearer that is refers to the way the destination is shown and not limited to abbreviations.

Hi,
the two emergency tags you added are not used in other places.
Isn't one a
emergency=assembly_point
and the other
emergency:social_facility=shelter
?

Something went wrong with this import.
1) The link to the import documentation is missing.
2) Many nodes are in the middle of streets and not in the correct place
3) all nodes have a strange "addr:street_address" tag
4) Many nodes have a "| Duitama" in their name which doesn't seem to be correct
5) some nodes are duplicates of existing amenities

Hi,
there are 8 ways with strange tags, could you check that?
E.g. way/1436209908

Hi,
could you check this node?
node/13193545805

'scooter' is an ambiguous term and should not be used. For a proposal of better tags: osm.wiki/Proposed_features/ElectricScooters

Yes, likely. Please feel free to improve further. My first step was to get these ~ 20 POIs from completely random tags to something useful.

Changing the tag can be done, but this needs agreement among all users of this data. Until such a consensus is reached, it's best to keep the status quo and then change all the tags at once. A mixture makes it impossible to use this data.

Hi,
you used two new tags here:
"scheduled" - what does that mean?
"source:ourairports" - there is no "ourairports" tag, so there can't be a source for it.

Please check this.

Hi,
could you check these two ways? They got a strange "ref:" tag.

Hallo,
was ist denn "emergency:surface"? In Notfällen wird der Belag geändert? Ist das nicht eher eine Verbreiterung des befestigten Radweges die Einsatzfahrzeuge brauchen?

Bitte schau nach diesem Knoten, da ist etwas schiefgegangen:
node/5659163540