See note/4965954
Please don't map something if you're not sure what it is you're mapping...

There are "fixme=verify position" tags on some of these. Can these be removed?

Then maybe it's not a good idea to edit the map for it. Users of OSM data often update their information infrequently, so if they update it now, it may take several weeks before they update it again and in the meantime their maps will show it as a road under construction while the remont is already finished.

Good news that it started, it is badly needed! Do you know how long it is expected to take? (considering osm.wiki/Good_practice#Don't_map_temporary_events_and_temporary_features )

We should map what's on the ground. If it has actually started, we should map it as started, even if it's not official. Like if someone built a house without building permission, we should map it even though it's not officially there.

Interrupted construction is still construction, I think. The life cycle should go from proposed - construction - in use - disused - abandoned. Quite a few building projects in Bulgaria go from construction straight to abandoned, but I don't think it should go back to proposed. When construction restarts, it is unlikely to be with a different route.

Hier is inderdaad een school in aanbouw, maar het is niet Stela Nova maar het nieuwe gezamenlijke gebouw van OBS de Regenboog en CBS De Wingerd. Ik heb de tags die volgens mij niet bij dit gebouw horen weggehaald: waarschijnlijk horen ze bij een andere school in aanbouw in een andere wijk. Ook heb ik de geschatte vorm van het gebouw in aanbouw toegevoegd, en het voetbalveld ten noorden van De Regenboog weggehaald (ligt nu een meter of 3 zand op). Hoe de paden nu lopen heb ik niet kunnen verkennen, maar dat zal zo wie zo tijdelijk zijn.

It's better now than it was. Il meglio è l'inimico del bene

It is, but it's also used to park the rental cars I assume. I didn't walk all the way down to the car park, just noticed signs at the access road

added

Another example changeset/171134746
The river is called Danube in English, but probably no English-speaking person has ever heard of the street, so its name is only Дунав in Cyrillic and Dunav in Latin script.

If names are going to change soon, let's wait. But I think what users should get to see on their map is what's on the signs. That's why I removed name:en=Princess Marie Louise here changeset/171192609 because that name is nowhere to be seen at the station. I got to see that name on my laptop in iD; now that I removed it, I get to see what's in int_name and that's how it should be.

Hi Mitko, how do you think about having a name:en for public transport stops? I think they don't have one, and the name in Latin script should be in int_name so it appears for all users with a language using Latin script. The translated English names are not helpful because they don't appear like that on the signs and could confuse English users.

That branch of Remedium is much bigger than the others, and is selling some medicine but much more cosmetics etc. So it's more like a chemist than a pharmacy

ubb.bg is a much more reliable source than my memory...

No, I don't remember adding it, and I've never been inside the fence of HCC

Thanks! Will you also have a look again at your previous edits and check if there's a legal reason to add foot=yes/no?

Maybe at the Bulgarian translation of osm.wiki/Public_transport

Mapping metro stations correctly is hard, I know... especially because photography is forbidden inside metro stations. Maps like here https://www.metropolitan.bg/shema/dejstvashto-metro/nadezhda are sometimes helpful, esp to relate what's underground with above ground, and to remember where the elevators are.

Hmm.. way/1424728113 with layer=-1 connects with the platform at level=-2 at one end, and halfway down steps at the other end, and those steps go up 34 steps from a path at layer=-1 to another also at layer=-1. Something's wrong ;)