Train service to Sudriers was re-established last month (https://www.afe.com.uy/nueva-terminal-sudriers/). Ok to change them to 'halt' instead of 'station'.

Please note that "railway=station" should be a separate node and not associated to a building, see here for details:
railway=station

Please don't delete 'usage' tags, these are important to distinguish running tracks from service tracks.

Please write readable comments when you are making modifications, and don't delete tags without reason.

Very regrettable to have deleted all the 'passenger_lines' tags in Finland. The number of main tracks is a key piece of information for railway infrastructure and operation. See the Ito map and you'll see that this information is available for most of Europe, except Finland.

Hi,
I am not sure this line should have been tagged "railway=narrow_gauge". Sure the gauge is narrower than standard, but 1067 is the standard gauge in all of Queensland. Either the whole state should be in narrow gauge, or since this is the common gauge it should remain "railway=rail", but the current situation is inconsistent.

Ok done, I am not sure if these tags should necessarily be removed from the building because they don't disturb, but if nobody complains that's fine.

I've added the relations; wikidata, wikipedia and operator were already copied. I don't think note and layer should be copied because they refer to the building rather than to the station as a public transport object.

Fine with me, I'll update the station nodes now and the usage tag by tomorrow.
Cheers,
Jean-Marc

That's ok, the tags from the track node can all be transferred to the station node.

About station nodes, these should not be created as part of the track but should be independent nodes according to OSM guidelines (see osm.wiki/OpenRailwayMap/Tagging#Stations_.2F_Stops or osm.wiki/Railway_stations).

Hi Phil,
this line didn't have a "usage" tag, which is used to distinguish between main tracks and service tracks (usage=*). The choice between "usage=main" and "usage=branch" depends on the importance of the line and can be debated, but the Aberystwyth line looks like the more important of the two.