Dear محمود مامو,

I am reaching out to you as a member of the OpenStreetMap Data Working Group. We have received reports concerning several of your recent edits on OpenStreetMap, including changesets 147546881, 147598356, 147485600, 147496093, 147597391, 147365837, and 147494084.

These reports have raised concerns about the nature of your edits, particularly regarding the repeated reversion of substantial and valid contributions made by others. This activity has been noted as disruptive to the collaborative mapping efforts within our community.

In response to these concerns, and to ensure the integrity and quality of the OpenStreetMap project, we are implementing a zero-hour block on your account. This temporary suspension is intended as an opportunity for you to reflect and review the community’s feedback. During this period, we encourage you to:

1. Review the Comments: Please take the time to carefully read the comments left on your changesets by other community members. These comments provide important feedback and are meant to guide you in improving your mapping practices.

2. Understand Community Guidelines: We advise you to familiarize yourself with the OpenStreetMap community guidelines and best practices. Understanding and respecting the collaborative nature of the platform is essential for all contributors.

3. Engage in Constructive Dialogue: If there are misunderstandings or different viewpoints about specific edits, we recommend engaging in open and respectful communication with other community members. Constructive dialogue is key to resolving conflicts and enhancing our collective mapping efforts.

The block will be in effect immediately and will be lifted once we are confident that you have addressed these concerns and are prepared to make future contributions that align with our community standards.

Your contributions to OpenStreetMap are valued, and we believe that with a collaborative and constructive approach, all members can positively contribute to this vital resource. We look forward to your continued involvement in the OpenStreetMap community.

Best regards,

ElliottPlack
Data Working Group
OpenStreetMap Foundation