Don't worry about the map getting to cluttered; the renderers do render only a few kinds of POIs by default. Several kinds of shops, e.g. florists, are not rendered on the default map, but can be searched for anyway.

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Eine kostenpflichtige Straße kann mit "toll=yes" getaggt werden.

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I checked one of the post boxes that you added and it is displayed on the map, if you zoom in as far as possible. Apparently post boxes are only rendered at zoom level 17 and 18.

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By removing redundant nodes (nodes in the middle of an apparently straight line) I'm now down to 964 nodes. I have seen other lakes of comparable number of shoreline nodes that are rendered ok, so maybe that will work.

according to the map features pages, coastline should not be used for lakes; however, it is quite frequently done for large lakes. I have now reduced the complexity of the shore line a bit (down to 1022 nodes from 1176) by removing the triangular artefacts that the PGS importer likes to create. Lets see if that helps.

Ich würde hier man_made=tower und tower:type=observation verwenden. Die anderen netten Eigenschaften des Turms überliesse ich dem geneigten Wanderer als Überraschung, wenn er den Turm erwandert ..

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I've added the place template to the page; noticed that the map displays a different "default" name.
Could you add some information on what type of information is needed to help?
And if you could give a hint how to use the sat images in JOSM, that would help as well. I have some doubts about the copyright in some of those images, BTW.

Are the any sources available for map data to enter? Yahoo lowres is not really helpful there and landsat just gives me timeouts (and probably wouldn't help either).

Sorry if I got you wrong. Welcome to the community and have fun.

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