As mentioned before, please don;t delete things you don't understand. These are `building:part=` with `building:levels=`

It's more accurate to not use `office=` on a government offices. That should be used for the departments inside. Eg the library is not a government office. The government offices complex is covered by `building=office` , and `landuse=institutional` (my preference) https://web.archive.org/web/20240522090540/https://www.tracestrack.com/information/

This is already has `building=museum` . It's the problem of whatever you are looking at. You are duplicating the `=museum` with the perimeter. osm.org/way/99148524

(public or private housing designs)

Furthermore, many are constructed to public housing design, then given to disciplined services. So at least they should be `building=apartment` + `building:use=`

`=dormitory` has the problem of being unclear. Especially for universities, they have different apartment designs from disciplined services quarters. `=apartments` should be kept for these as they are no different from other buildings. `building=` is more structural than functional.

1. Specifically the tower `building:part=` will need to have `building:min_level=` added together

osm.org/changeset/158806501

1. Hi, please don't simply change `building=` to `building:part=` even if this is justified. The entire `building=` (`outline`) needs to be checked and retagged, and the bottom parts changed as well.
2. Podium architecture is standard in HK. When there are multiple towers on a podium, they can be considered different `building=` cartographically. `building:part=` is likely not intended for this situation. When each tower has `building:part=` variation above, the `name=` will fail to be uniquely identifying.

1. Hi, please don't simply change `building=` to `building:part=` even if this is justified. The entire `building=` (`outline`) needs to be checked and retagged, and the bottom parts changed as well.
2. Podium architecture is standard in HK. When there are multiple towers on a podium, they can be considered different `building=` cartographically. `building:part=` is likely not intended for this situation. When each tower has `building:part=` variation above, the `name=` will fail to be uniquely identifying.

Please don't upload tests to a live public database. This is vandalism. Even if you reverted it yourself afterwards, it is still wrong.
osm.wiki/Dev_Server_Account

Please don't Lie To Renderer. There's no "military" here. osm.wiki/Tagging_for_the_renderer
This was voted osm.wiki/Tag:boundary=border_zone

https://issuu.com/brandon.caraccioli/docs/portfolio2023

It has `=cycleway` , so I don't find "Footbridge" the best. Both are used.
https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202302/15/P2023021500292.htm
https://www.legco.gov.hk/yr2023/english/counmtg/agenda/cm20230215.htm
https://www.legco.gov.hk/yr2023/english/counmtg/hansard/cm20230215-translate-e.pdf
https://transitjam.substack.com/p/octopus-bridge-demolition-highlights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLPU_KKAldQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIy80nhnM-o

Please don't upload personal edits to a live public database. This is vandalism. I only see you mass deleting features that shouldn't be removed, and you should still change stores to a plain "point" when they change hands..

1. Or you can try to reply, instead of using upload comment as your personal announcements?
2. And why not use `=track` ?
3. `=pedestrian` has been used across HK. Given the lack of `=track` in HK (many existing are also misuse from the "single-track access road term, which should be `=unclassified` , `=residential` , and `=service` ) , it's unclear how it should be used. `=pedestrian` fit the mainly pedestrian use definition, connects between `=service` , and ties with actual park EVA.

Actually it's only the site branch. The office itself is still in the Goverment Office.

It depends on your definition. The magistracy may be only one of the tenants. SWD has a Probation and Community Service Order Office inside. They aren't always inside a court building either.
(Note a court building can also contain multiple different courts and tribunals)

Don't simply combine them. The building and site is really called Tuen Mun Law Court Building.

It was changed away from `=service` for good reasons. `=service` is an internal serving a facility. At most, it's better used for the specific road connecting a facility and the main road. `=pedestrian` means pedestrian is the main user, but `motor_vehicle=` can be allowed in limited capacity. You should only argue about using `=track` road.