باسلام، ضمن تقدیر از زحمات شما
نام این کوچه در تابلو، کوچه شهید مالک دهقان‌خیاوی هست. نام قدیم هم در پایین تابلو درج نشده. اگر از این که نام قدیم سما بوده اطمینان دارید آن را در برچسب old name اضافه کنید.
باسپاس

سلام ضمن تقدیر از زحمات شما
برای ثبت کردن برچسب name ملاک ما نامی هست که در تابلو شهرداری درج میشود. در صورتی که نام طولانی باشد، کوتاه شده آن را میتوانیم در برچسب short name اضافه کنیم. اگر هم در تابلو شهرداری نامی هم داخل پرانتز بود به معنای نام قدیم آنجا و یا نام محلی است که آن را هم در برچسب old name و یا loc name میتوانیم بیافزاییم.
با تشکر

کلمه اول توضیحات، اشتباه تایپی است.

سلام
این با توجه به نوع کاربری، تعداد لاین و شرایط تردد آن (اکثر مغازه ها در این خیالان صافکار روده و معمولا یک لاین خیابان قابل استفاده است) نمیتواند پیشوند بلوار داشته باشد.
باسپاس از زحمات شما

با سلام و تقدیر از زحمات شما
ضمن این که این عنوان در تابلو وجود دارد، حاوی اطلاعات دو برچسب جداگانه می باشد؛ نام رسمی در حال حاضر و همچنین نام قدیمی داخل پرانتز. لذا آن ها را در دو برچسب جداگانه ثبت می کنیم.
با سپاس از تلاش شما

سلام
ضمن تشکر از تلاش شما
محل خالی از سکنه برای چنین جاهایی که جاده منتهی به روستا را نشان می دهند صحیح نیست. به صورت تابلو اصلاح می کنم.

سلام ضمن تشکر از تلاش شما
آخرین باری که از اینجا رد شدم از سمت کوچه مسدود بود. آیا به تازگی اینجا رو دیدید؟

1- According to osm.wiki/Good_practice, your statement applies to tents, not buildings. And my registrations are for buildings, so they are not temporary. It may be considered as abandoned, but you should not delete it because every complication is fixed on the ground and must be recorded.
2- I fully explained about this in the previous note. Your work is wrong and every user can add names to other languages after the main language.
3- My mapping is not imaginary. As I said, I will use documentary images to prove that your claim is false.
End this discussion.
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LockOnGuy@
Your article is not a reliable source. What happened is completely different. Earlier, you tried to divert the issue with the same words with wrong sources. Each of us has our own opinions. You are not allowed to turn the map into a political religious battlefield. I'm talking about map rules, not your political opinions. The war you are talking about was not against the people of Iraq. Do not spread rumours. If you have something new, say it. As I said, I will definitely add pictures to prove your lies. Which POI? If you say the graves of the imams, you are wrong, read the rules. It is not a violation to add a name in another language under the original language. In addition, it does not conflict with the original name. I have not added a tent. I had added the building and its name. Of course, not as a resort. And you removed buildings without being sure they were tents. Because you have only seen it from satellite images. But I passed by and saw the buildings. You could use the open time tag instead of removing them. That road is not empty. It is partly a building and partly a tent. I did not register the tents.
My previous note about electric poles is clear. Read it again. You deleted it instead of editing it. In addition, the signs on the electric poles that I registered are still installed on them. Regarding the grave, my explanation was clear. I will take a picture of it so that everyone will know that it is a building. You haven't even seen it up close. You have also obtained the old photo by searching a site. Regarding your last sentence: This is exactly my problem with you. I record what is on the floor and you remove it. Saying that the name of the translation should not be against the rules. We have the original name and add the same name to other languages. For example, Fulton Street for English
, خیابان فولتون for Farsi,
and شارع الفولتون for Arabic are translated without interfering with the original name and its prefix.
I completely see where you are trying to push the discussion.
Let's edit the map without breaking OSM rules.
With respect

Regarding the inscription: In the new stone that was used, the summary is stated and my explanation is a more complete description. If the problem is only that, you should have corrected the inscription instead of erasing every place that I record.

In general, my whole problem with you is in the osm rules. But you are eager to drag it into a religious and political fight. Even if a building is closed for a long time, it can still be registered in the map. I definitely know the difference between a tent and a building. And my records from Karbala to Najaf were fixed buildings. I have not registered the tents.

LockOnGuy@
due to the
https://i.ibb.co/48xNMsZ/image.png
It turns out that you have not seen there at all. The photo you sent is an old photo. It is built as a building that has a foundation and a roof. So that you don't have any more excuses and that your words are proven to be false, I will upload clear pictures from here on the file.

Regarding the electric poles, you were the only one who warned about them, not others. In addition, I recorded their numbers according to the signs that were installed on the poles. You have removed all the lightning rods. You could register the original number with the name tag and the numbers that I registered according to their table with the loc_name tag. But you didn't. Meanwhile, the buildings you call temporary are not tents. They were all buildings. According to Wiki rules, every building and complex can be registered on the map. So your work was illegal.

LockOnGuy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019%E2%80%932021_Iraqi_protests
This link, like the one you sent last year, is from Wikipedia. Biased things are written in Wikipedia according to certain political goals. Iran has never been as you say. It seems that you are not enough. Anyway, I have already said that the map is not a suitable place for political orientation and exploitation.
Is there a sign somewhere to write the name of the country of Iraq in other languages? Definitely not.
The fact that I have added the name of a street or a place in Farsi is not against the rules. It is necessary to know that if the original name on the board is the criterion when adding a name in another language, there is no problem in registering it.
You probably have an enmity with Imam Ali, Imam Hussein or some of them. If there is a problem with this work in Arabic, I will only add it in Persian so that you don't have an excuse.

LockOnGuy
It is true that respected users from Iraq sent me messages. After talking with them, we decided not to discuss with you any more. And my work was not wrong. I did not have any opposition from other admins in Iran's osm group. What you are saying is a lie. Of course, some people told me to end the discussion because LockOnGuy will ruin my work again.

User LockOnGuy
Does it bother you that we use the phrase "peace be upon us" for our imams? If so, I will enter it only in Farsi name. In addition, the war you mentioned had other reasons and it is definitely not what you say. Also, regarding the name in another language that is not on the board: translating the original name to other languages is not against the rules of the wiki and removing you is illegal.

User LockOnGuy
I have not registered my data for review. You talk about the way. Although most of my discussion is about your inappropriate omissions about buildings and graves, as well as electric light poles that exist on the road to Karbala and Najaf. I will definitely send you some pictures of the buildings and electric lights that you removed within the next month.

Hello
Many thanks to the OSMF Data Working group
And also dear user SomeoneElse for your time.

In the case of this grave, as in similar cases, such registrations have been made in this cemetery and in other areas, and the rules of Wiki did not prohibit the registration of graves, so my registration was correct. Even in the original name, I have registered in Arabic language and Arabic letters. I have included the Persian language in a separate tag.

In the previous note, I have explained the reason for the change in grading of this street. If you are still not convinced. Take a closer look there. Also read the traffic grading rules.