Hi, thanks for editing this place! I see you used StreetComplete for the edit? I'm surprised that it made the edit in 2 steps (version 4 and 5) and that it did not remove the linkswikipedia and wikidata tags of the old school (I corrected it, see changeset/168149799 ). Can you please explain what you did, and how you added the website of the new school? Then I can report it to StreetComplete developers as a bug.

What happened? It's still a bank, but not UBB any more?

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! And thanks for adding the fire hydrants! However please note that OpenStreetMap is a worldwide database of geographic information, so values like colours should be in English to be understandable by a computer. See colour=* I changed your addition of colour=Син to colour=blue And ref=* is used to add some reference code, like the number on the fire hydrant that the fire brigade uses to refer to it. Are you sure that ref=Никола Вапцаров 8 is correct? It looks more like an address.

This hotel was already mapped, and you added it again at the wrong location. I deleted it and added the website to the other location node

I think that's implied by barrier=planter (see wiki), but it doesn't hurt to add it (which I did)

Yes, I must have clicked next to the value I wanted to select. Corrected

Please make sure that when you add a phone number, you use the international format ( with +359 in front for Bulgaria).

I think that for routing purposes, it is quite useful to map a crossing there, as many people using the tram cross there. It is correctly mapped as unmarked.

I deleted the address of this place and of The Fat Cat because they are in Latin script and there is no street or city with that name nearby so I guess you made them up? I also added +359 to the phone numbers.
Please check my edits to your contributions and learn from them so I don't have to continue correcting your mistakes!

It looks like this restaurant replaces Esterhasi restaurant (on the corner with ul. Krakra)? Then please edit that node, and do not create a new one.
You should also not add a description that is advertising the place (this is spam and not allowed). If the building it is inside has an address, it is not necessary to add the address to the node too. I removed description and address.

Hi Plamen, welcome back to OSM! It's great you are making edits in a part of Sofia where we don't have many mappers.
However when editing objects that have changed, please consider to add a lifecycle prefix instead of deleting them. These football fields, for instance, are still visible on aerial images, so if you completey deleted them, someone else may see them on images and add them again, not knowing that they can't be used any more. It's then better to add disused: or abandoned: to them. If they get repaired, it's also easier to just remove the prefix than to draw them again. Same for shops that are empty, buildings that have been demolished, etc. See osm.wiki/Lifecycle_prefix
Pozdravi, Richard

Maybe better to remove it (or add disused:)? We don't want people looking for the ministry to go to that address...

Maybe we should specify that the node "Министрество на финансите" is not THE ministry, but a small department of it?

The pavilions are completely gone, you can only see on the pavement where they have once been. I guess the operators found better jobs!

If I remember correctly, the "another shop/storage space" is part of the агроаптека. Need to go and have a look...

The агроаптека is on the left: on the right there used to be a copyshop where I had my printing work done, but it doesn't work any more. Maybe the entrance needs to be moved?

I also noticed that for the opening hours, my editor gave an error message "unexpected character". I think in the tag value, there was Мo-Fr instead of Mo-Fr (Cyrillic М instead of Latin M)... I corrected it.

Hi, thanks for contributing! I think the Ekopak recycling containers only accept packaging waste, so assuming that is the case here, when you choose "plastic" as an answer, StreetComplete opens a submenu where you can choose "plastic packaging only". This adds the tags recycling:plastic=no
recycling:plastic_packaging=yes

Thank you for replying! I hope you and your colleagues will learn from the corrections I made. I find it frustrating that I (an unpaid volunteer) has to correct the mistakes made by a commercial agency.
I went to check at the shop, and found it has replaced a flower shop at a slightly different location than the new node you created (i.e. it was in the wrong place). I copied the tags to the node of the flower shop and deleted the new node you made.

So, can someone please revert the deletion?