Pourquoi as-tu supprimé mon (ou mes) tags « geonames:id » ?
Why did you delete my tag (or tags) “geonames:id”?

Pourquoi as-tu supprimé mon (ou mes) tags « geonames:id » ?
Why did you delete my tag (or tags) “geonames:id”?

Pourquoi as-tu supprimé mon (ou mes) tags « geonames:id » ?
Why did you delete my tag (or tags) “geonames:id”?

Pourquoi as-tu supprimé mon (ou mes) tags « geonames:id » ?
Why did you delete my tag (or tags) “geonames:id”?

Pourquoi as-tu supprimé mon (ou mes) tags « geonames:id » ?
Why did you delete my tag (or tags) “geonames:id”?

Pourquoi as-tu supprimé mon (ou mes) tags « geonames:id » ?
Why did you delete my tag (or tags) “geonames:id”?

Pourquoi as-tu supprimé mon (ou mes) tags « geonames:id » ?
Why did you delete my tag (or tags) “geonames:id”?

There appears to be a conflict between local/native conceptualisation and naming, and European/Western mapping and distiction between geographic entities. Of course, this is entangled with the connected databases (Wikidata, GeoNames …). For example, Wikipedia distinguishes the Hoggar Mountains and its central massif or range, the Atakor. According to a printed source prior to extensive European mapping (https://fr.wikisource.org/wiki/Dictionnaire_abr%C3%A9g%C3%A9_touareg-fran%C3%A7ais_de_noms_propres/Lieux/H#L_%C4%82haggar_1), these two names are synonyms and refer to the same mountain range – the one I outlined in this edit. This edit doesn’t definitively clear up this mess.

Just to document the perhaps unusual arrangement: I think this video was shot exactly at this spot – or at a very comparable location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G1OD-G1rVM

I’m going to delete the ways tagged as “highway=track” in Niger, Ténéré de Tafasaset region, which are all offroad and don’t correspond to regularly used earth roads. Apparently these are GPS traces from a touristic expedition, including back and forth for sightseeing, converted to highways.