Yup, saw some discussion and links now bookmark how and where to see usage counts and which prevail, bit that was only yesterday. Will think of it next time stumbling on a novelty, to me. Kindly make the edit and I'll follow in your steps.

Yes, 12cm height. Neither the 2 tags you example showed up, so it became stairs thickness, something I got from osm.wiki/Stairs_modelling
Sorry to say but many of those wikis are pretty useless to me, they assume a lot of prior knowledge, throwing out tags without telling what the key is to actually have the fitting tags to show up in the drop down lists. If it is to discourage, than they're succeeding, so much for 'open'.
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Correttomundo, height 0.12m or 12 cm. Started reading about complex step rendering and decided against it, but from bottom to to the street facing stairs narrowed in width(length) from 8 to 6m.

Sitting in Italy and see your edit come across with 503 nodes editing water taps from north central Canada to most western tip of India, so your comment indicates. Just curious, was that some 'off' label, and how would you know they're all at cemeteries?
Anyway, this popped up in my local history and to be honest, these single change sets and the quantity of them, really numerous is disturbing, like the guy who somehow managed yesterday to plant a few trees in scotland and modify a bunker in the Sinai at the same time.
Again, just curious why they're so many of these.
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Plz don't do that, editi in the UK and than add a bunker in the Sinai in the same change set. Now everybody in the quadrant between Scotland and Israel get the your changeset in the current history list.
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That's fun, but a little bit of digging suggests bludiesel in close to adblue, it's sold as environmentally cleaner with quite a mark up price. I've settled on that and will fix those stations i recently manhandled.
As for your wiki, found osm.wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dfuel which has no adblue either. More OSM wiki osm.wiki/Key:fuel which has adblue, so I'm safe on that one. ;O)

GTL said on searching it was a Shell brand (misremembered it as GTM. Anyway, blu diesel is equivalent to GTL_diesel, so I'll use that next time when doing an edit.

The drop down list which appears when picking a fuel type. Since the Shell branded super diesel appeared in the list, it follows that this is not off limits, but agree, generic names for fuels is better.
Need to check back on the octane 100 for that one did not appear in the dropdown.
I clear the caches frequently exit / reload the browser to ensure the dropdown piclists are fresh.

Misspelled, Bludiesel it says at the nozzle. The list shows only something like GTM or GTS:diesel but that's a Shell brand. Someone needs to add it to the dropdown list. Also there's at Eni/Agip super senza piombo octane100. only octane 95 and 98 is in the list. Quite a few stations supply octane100 at 'Gasoline' under the Super Extreme label. Agip converts station to the ENI brand and makes them unattended under the marks Eni Iperself. Labelled one station at Via Circuito, since I cycled by yesterday and noted it was no longer called Agip.
Let me know, proselytize knowledge.
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For discussion if you want, tagged this kiosk with forum threat, which denotes that building areas that are shop need not be tagged with a POI too, they render in fact with double icons.
https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/22962/should-i-use-pois-or-areas-to-identify-shops

Impressive piece of layered drawing and merging into a relation. Use it as reference point.

Thumb up.

Glad you catch my typos, colur, laywe... a pity the save phase does not throw these out before hitting confirm. Pescara, almost uncharted country, must have done thousands of points and tags, one single save said 120 and still only scratching the surface.

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PPS Those breakwaters rendered 'filled' BTW, which is why I probably forgot.

Thx for explaining. I read the very wiki, just failed to convert the closed line to area, which I happened to discover today how-to on two tower complexes that were drawn as outlines.
Thx for taking the time.to elucidate.

PS There remain the unexplained on the seamarks and that line that runs from breakwater to beach. If you know someone who knows his way with these, kindly point the person at it.
thx again.

The single word 'correction' is meaningless. Since I drew these anew some weeks ago, what needed 'correction'. The guidelines wiki asks to be explanatory when making an edit, so others don't have to guess hat anyone did.

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Lol, yet it's offered in the dropdown. I'll think about it next time, maybe legacy.

Wish the top drop down list when you start a creation had more than speed, city limit and stop, no entry is another highly frequently missing sign and there are more.

Just explain to me what's wrong with the phone numbers I enter 'non standard key', no spaces. no separation signs, no international prefix. If you don't I'll likely make the mistake again and again and keep irritating you. At any rate it looks now exactly as I put it in.

BTW, what's wrong with almost everywhere the asphalt and lane counts are missing. You changed the driveway, to residential, but did not fill in these 2 tags. I try to cover all tags while editing something.
The traffic signs on max height might be wrong too now as one cannot see if the culvert was deepened. If 'everyone uses it' that must have changed.

OK See it now.and reverted.
And kindly put in your comments what you change instead of the meaningless "sistemazione...". As per the wiki that's the purpose of the field.

Thanks for the link. Had you looked up you'd seen that there was a preexisting 'dog area' in the tip. No one bothered for years and years, so I did and even drew fences, because 3 sides are low, the back side the tall riserve fence. As it stand OSM has an enormous amount of legacy to clean up. Just looking at what already was there and how it was set up a pitfall it proofs again. At any rate, changed all 3 to dog_park. It's though funny to observe cycling by each time, dog in the park, owner in car playing with the inseparable cellulare.
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