Some users see more importance on the intersection, instead of the lowest point of the trail.

Actually this is a duplicate incomplete `relation` to osm.org/relation/11815655

osm.org/changeset/100399427

Please see the difference between `natural=saddle` and `mountain_pass=yes`. `junction=yes` is what I found using elsewhere in the world.

And obviously the `pumping_station=` scheme doesn't show seawater, or other details.

What's wrong with `pipeline=substation`?

1. Please don't delete `=wood` even if you added a `=tree_row`
2. There's no need to add `addr:street=` to each building if it's already enclosed in an area.

Please don't remove `building=` from a `man_made=` feature if it's still a building.

`informal=yes` has been used to show this `junction=yes` is unofficial.

The name of the school being constructed is "Pak Tin Catholic Primary School". Please don't add descriptor labels such as "Relocation Work". The works area's name is not for showing the project name or site details.

A `=pier` has nothing to do with the `=coastline`. It is a structure. If it's solid, then the `=coastline` goes on it. If it's supported by pillars, the water line goes pass it. It's the same for any other maritime structure.

Is it very hard to understand a `=pier` is different from a `=quay`?

For the sake of completness for others, upgrading `=unclassified` to `=tertiary` may fall under Tagging For Renderer. Turning restrictions are also unrendered, and this isn't a `=jughandle`

For turning diversions, 1 rank up is already sufficient. Rigorously speaking, this may not actually be valid to consider. I only focus on making `=residential` to be `=unclassified`. For Palm St, both Anchor St and Cherry St are `=tertiary`, so they shouldn't be the same.

As well as Kok Cheung St -- Wai On St being `=tertiary`

It's an everlasting issue on whether the left-in-left-out ends should be `=*_link`, when comparing with dual carriageway or general traffic islands, as well as the section between it and last junction inwards.

I don't see why Tai Kok Tsui Rd should be `=secondary`.

Why, is there no wall?

Please put descriptor labels in `description:*=`, not `name=`

"坑" looks like an acceptable name for the stream?