Please don't change `=uncontrollled` to `=marked`. They are ambiguous.

Not to mention the reservoir area

Can you explain why have you deleted the woodland?

1. You removed the `residential=apartments` there.
2. The `landuse=retail` shouldn't be added, with `shop=mall` already describing it.

You have broken a `boundary=administrative` for some reason.

Something's wrong with the school and the other building?

This looks like a broken u-turn restriction.

It's not good that conflate Tai Po Central and Tai Po Centre.

Please don't upload personal or test objects. This is vandalism.

1. Unfortunately `=road` means an undetermined road, not a general carriageway.
2. `=service` means it is a road serving a facility. No neccessary implication on legal restriction.
3. `access=yes` etc are what's used to show this.

This is a path of exit. It only rejoins the original roadway for a short section.

`highway=corridor` is older, inconsistent with `highway=*` + `indoor=yes`

(1. Since `railway:preferred_direction=` should also be added)

Random comment coming from Discord:
@dkaparis
1. You may possibly use `passenger_lines=2` to indicate it's double-tracked explicitly, although this should likely be the default for tramways.
2. `embedded_rails=tram` would already show it is in the middle.
3. This is a renderer limitation. We shouldn't Edit For Renderer.
4. Technically you also need to add `tracks=2` when only 1 /way/ is drawn in the middle.

There's one at osm.org/node/2194466211 because there are solid lines, and the right side can't exit here. osm.org/way/851804834 also has `*:ref=12C` Do you have any documentation on how you use this data?

Is it changed? Please check the signs. It's "except for access", not "except with permit".

1. Please don't draw areas along roads.
2. Please don't cite irrelevant source. This violates copyright.

(A few dislike `public_transport=stop_position` as well)

A few people here also don't seem to like using `highway=platform`, so there are some difficulties.

It is basically one whole platform, where you are directed to individual boarding positions, similar to `railway=platform_edge`, hence the temporary solution.