I mean instead of "highway=path, bicycle=no, horse=no"

I mean instead of "highway=path, bicycle=no, foot=no"

If it's foot only, it's shorter to use "highway=footway" instead of "highway=path, foot=no, bicycle=no." :)

name and name:he should be identical. If a street has multiple names, you can use alt_name or similar tags: name=*

You changed "name:he" but not "name"

Jerusalem is one of the most disputed places ever and not an average capital city, hence the working group resolution.

I might have got confused and it's the other way around, regardless, the 3 variations should be searchable. Last change set should do the trick.

changeset/49299642

Although עספיא is the legal name, I think the mostly used name is עוספיה. Fixed here: changeset/49299539

Careful with name tag edits :)

You should use name:en for the English name, and not name:he

Hello,

It is possible to make perfect 90 degrees (זוויות ישרות) .

In iD, right click a building, then click "square". Or use the "S" keyboard shortcut.

Following a discussion, this was changed to a "path".

In a PM, Tamir Rarn explained that bridleways are common. I apologize for my previous comment. Happy mapping :)

You typed*

Welcome to OSM :)

You tube "רכמל" instead of "כרמל". Also, a bridleway is used mainly for horses. Are you sure that's a bridleway? They're uncommon in Israel, I think.

It is also super useful for automated edits, and generic overpass queries for statistics and so on.

The name tag may cause trouble in the future even if no one complains now. Why open a closed can of worms? What benefit would adding it bring?

Thank you :)

I find automation to be a very powerful drudgery saver, allowing mappers to work on what really matters. I am taking great care to document every step and to always start slow:

osm.wiki/User:SwiftFast#SwiftFast_bot

1. The link explicitly states it has an emergency department.

2. This is not a mechanical edit. It was accidentally made in SwiftFast_bot

Fixed in changeset/49187051