This is a test for the notification system

Okay thank you.

> Are you seriously suggesting that people will search for things using emojis which are simply a transliteration of a 2-character country code rather than just search using that country code
Yes but only on mobile. (I have done it before.)

> we have to work together on it. That's why, before adding something to _every country on earth_ it would make sense to discuss it with people.

Yes I really failed at that part
Sorry.

about the usefulnes:
1. this should enable searching for countries/a few regions with emojis.
(also should work with search engines)
2. looks good and helps identify countries on non windows platforms.

about the license:
> Any person is hereby authorized, without fee, to view, use, reproduce, and distribute all documents and files, subject to the Terms and Conditions herein.

https://www.unicode.org/copyright.html

http://www.unicode.org/faq/unicode_license.html

No I did not copy from wikipedia but the list that from unicode and wikipedia is identical

Wikipedia wasn't used as the source I used the unicode website for it but I showed you the wikipedia page which has the identical names and is a lot cleaner

the source is base of
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regional_Indicator_Symbol

about the documentation of the name:Zsye tag:
the Zsye is a special code from ISO 15924 which is used for emojis.

it fits into the format of other names as such and because it was already used in china before this edit I did not write documentation for it.

> because its use may not be directly apparent. In JOSM the codes aren't rendered as flags.
This shouldn't be the case in theory since every unicode system should support them but of the major systems windows does not support it

note it wasn't DRK it was only the republik of kongo

note: this was the democratik republic of kongo

thank you for clearing this so quickly

Okay thanks for the feed back I have fixed this issue

I have changed the road name based on the road name of the road there which has the abreviated name.
I did this for consistency.
But if what your saying is correct should the road also get back the "normal name"

Ah I see you just fixed it thank you

Thank you
I found those problems
It's because I only downloaded the data from cairo city which didn't include that
I will fix this so Thank you

Vielen Dank für den Hinweis

Okay sorry I did not know that
and thanks for reverting it then

like I deleted that small bit that was too much

Genau das meinte ich.

I actuaaly just removed a tag fro me wich didn't exist
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