Hi @marcknj,
I respect your contribution and understand your point — Albanian is indeed co-official in Ulcinj.
However, don't you think it's a bit strange to duplicate all official languages in the name tag?
It's still manageable when there are only two official languages, but what if there were four? The map would become unreadable.
Each language already has its own tag (name:cnr, name:sq, etc.), which is exactly what they are meant for.
Also, Albanian users will still see the Albanian name in Organic Maps or OsmAnd, since their app language is set to Albanian.
And if someone edits OSM, they already have their preferred language set — there’s no need to mix several languages in one field.

So I believe name should reflect the main local name as shown on signage, while other languages belong to their specific tags.
Hope that makes sense!

@L29Ah, I had a task to add green areas. It is difficult to accurately distinguish between a forest and a garden based on satellite images, as they look very similar. I thought that the mapper might have mistakenly used a tag for garden instead of forest. So I deleted what I think were two garden polygons and replaced them with a forest polygon. In principle, the forest tag can be replaced with a garden tag, but the problem is that it is difficult to tell exactly where the garden ends and the forest begins based on satellite images.

На карте пунктов выдачи Озон https://www.ozon.ru/geo/ указано, что в этом здании расположился пункт выдачи

Д29Ah, I removed the path but left the ford badge

Ой, СНТ Дружба

Ok, I reclassified landuse to residential

@L29Ah, I also think you are right. I was here a couple of days ago. This is private land with a home. How should we classify it?