user_11418917 (2021-09-27 14:31:36+00:00): Hello Jeslop,     
         
> you can not doing what you want in behalf of an iraqi community               
    
I'm the owner and admin of OSM iraqi community and I can speak on behalf of the fellow mappers in my country since not all of them speak English.        
    
> I would be grateful if you could tell me where I can follow the discussion process of the data import in the Iraqi community        
       
I thought you said "We have been in contact with members of the Iraqi community" how can you contact members of the Iraqi community without being in one? and there is only one that has the discussion on. Since you said you've been in contact with the Iraqi community I believe you already know and you can follow it on.           
    
> Uploading 10,000 nodes is not an import for you, maybe two million in one month is?          
          
As it was discussed before you came, the team said they were a team, and you know what team means, team is a group of people, so yes probably that number of edits for a single member is high but definitely not for a team. There is no limit of the number of edits a member or a group can make in OSM, so this is not a reason for you to use.     
    
>  But if you import millions of buildings in one week, then it’s not ok.    
        
Thats a false accusation, The team did not achieve that record, they achieved 1 million in 1 month, and the total was 2 million around 2 months. this is not that hard when you consider lots of shapes were similar so the copy/paste option is justified when the house has similar sizes and shapes, this way was done before all around the world in OSM.                         
            
>  that massive import of data with no clear origin is not ok     
    
This was answered by the team in https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/110820868 They said "we are drawing and uploading to osm" and you can't call it an "import" unless you have a clear evidence of an import, I see it was done by JOSM and there is no restrictions for users to draw and map in JOSM then save their work and continue on it later or by another team member and upload it when an area is a finished state. This is totally normal, and issuing a block is a misuse of the mods power and it's power abuse.         
            
>  He and you talks in name of a group, but I only see one user.           
             
He, the team leader was in the Iraqi osm community and we were talking before until he left because of your disrespected actions, you see one user because you issued a block and that was super disrespectful, instead, you should've messaged the team or commented on their changeset, that way would've worked perfectly since it was already done before and the team answered every question they received as I saw in their changesets. The team leader Sargon said in the community before he left that he answered your questions in a private message to you before deleting his account, so your accusations that he didn't answer and just deleted his account are absolutely false.         
            
>  At least two users complaints for a massive import          
                
I only see you complain, I didn't see a single complaint other than you, not here, not in the Iraqi OSM community, not in Asia community, never.            
            
>  The Data Working Group contact with the author of the massive import           
>  - To assure he answer the questions a zero hour block is issued (he only have  >  to answer and block vanished)        
>  - He delete his account.                  
       
You mean, by yourself, You issued a block instead of a message or a comment, and he did message you, don't fake the facts. You abused your power and that is also a fact. You did not ask a single "question" in  https://www.openstreetmap.org/user_blocks/5349 there is not a single question mark in that message. You were speaking in the imperative form, demanding him to stop his work and you told him that his work will be deleted! where is the question? you could've asked nicely and waited for his reply, if the team did not answer then you could've issued the block, this is how it's done in OSM for ages unless it's vandalism or some spam edits. Do you know that on the block page users can't type anything in it? So he messaged you after he read that unjustifiable block, that is what happened and that's the facts.                  
                  
>  To make things even worse you have reverted the work of Data Working Group on your own         
              
Because you deleted a valid data, and all members of OSM when they see a valid data been deleted, they report the user and revert that vandalism untill all the community agree on a result.            
           
>  we have not seen a single comment against the reversion from any user other than you. OSM is a community and you have to respect the decisions of the community not only your very own interests.           
            
And that is exactly what you did. I never saw any complaints or comments against this from any users other than you, and you should understand that this is a community that you should respect, And I'm here talking on behalf of the Iraqi OSM community as all of the members felt attacked by your actions. I don't know why you want these buildings to be removed so badly, maybe it conflicts with your very own interests?              
            
Best Regards.