LockOnGuy (2022-09-01 02:00:53+00:00): >Yes, I am a member of the Neshan team.               
-Then state that in your profile bio and on the team wiki page so people know. You need to do this ASAP.                    
          
Please read these notes so you have more understanding of Iraq to map better:                       
          
          
1: Most of the sources you're using are wrong or not reliable, unfortunately.                    
          
A\ you added names for residential streets, all of them are wrong, in Iraq, we don't have text names for residential roads, we have alley numbers, not names.                  
See this: https://bio.je/314-63 this is a sign for a road that says this road is alley 63 of district 314 of Adamiyah neighborhood, this is standard for all of Iraq, except the Kurdistan region up north which has a different style of signs but have the same meaning, for example, https://bio.je/105-8 it says alley 8 of district 105 of The Arab neighborhood. We, in Iraq, map residential roads like XXX-XX which X is a number for example the first road would be name=314-63 and the second one name=105-8, we must include the district number too because we can't add only the alley number as that will make a whole mess and not findable roads.                 
The names you added for residential roads are like for example "MUHAMMED sab street" which Muhammed added himself (not you, just an example) he added such a name for his home's street. We can't have personal residents' names on their home street addresses, this will start a mess cause each one will want to add his name to the map, etc... You must add the correct name which is in the XXX-XX format.                  
          
B\ You added 'name' tag for primary main streets in Iraq but the names you're adding are in Persian, not Arabic, This is a problem.              
Since your app is for Iranian users, it's mostly used by tourists who visit Iraq and want an offline map. They added the names in Persian and you just copy the Persian name to 'name' tag. You used Persian alphabet letters which are not used by the Iraqis, you can't use them in 'name' tag, if you're typing it yourself, then you need to have Arabic:Iraq keyboard in your computer to type the names with.              
               
2- Don't merge roads in Iraq without local knowledge. Primary roads and residential roads might not have the same name as the whole street, like half of the street is called X and the other half called Y.                  
                            
Please remove all the text 'name' tags for the residential roads that you added. and fix the 'name' tags you added for the main primary roads and make it in Arabic not Persian.         
If you can't do this, let me know and I will do it myself for you for your previous edits, but you need to be more cautious for your future edits and consider the things that I told you.            
Also, please don't assume things, like the oneway tag you removed and restored after I told you it was correct.        
Don't delete roads that are not present in Bing satellite imagery, as it's not recent, You need to see Maxar, this is not you, but your team members were deleting new roads that are still not visible in bing maps but visible in Maxar.                    
Please forward this to your colleague in your team too.         
          
You need to look and see all the comments that were left on your changesets, when people ask you, answer them.          
https://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-discussion-comments?uid=16905710                                 
                          
I would appreciate it if you and your team put #Neshan in the changeset comments so people know this edit by a team, your team is doing this for Iran but not Iraq, do this to Iraq too.     
                    
If you need any help, you or your team, can reach by and send a message if you want help with something.                    
                                 
Regards.