And in reality, for name:pl, I see a lot of "ulica" in Belarus. They use neither "ulica", neither "ul.". They just use the name itself (ex.: not "ulica Adama Mickiewicza" nor "ul. Adama Mickiewicza", but "Adama Mickiewicza).
Nevertheless, if the attribute is other than "ulica" they use the full name ("aleje Jerozolimskie" and not "al. Jerozolimskie" nor "Jerozolimskie"), so it would be good to delete those "ulica" in name:pl in Belarus too and leave only the name

Lithuanians, for instance, don't use "ežeras", but just "ež."

Lithuanians are strange as they have a guy who will remove anything he dislikes

If you talk about Tomas Straupis, oh yeah

I even had to fight with him at the DWG

#metoo

He was removing all name:pl, name:lv, etc.

Seriously? :D He thinks he's the owner of LT OSM. Even the DWG guy told me he's strange and he's got a strange way of tagging things (ex.: tagging uninhabited places as villages)

he removed all the ways I surveyed in Vilnius with "no you don't dare mapping the footpaths here"

A country isn’t properly represented in osm until it has an overly sensitive local who will target anyone who maps in a different way

interesting, which metric will let us find this behavior statistically

You can always do like me: go to the DWG if you see he is harassing you

😂😂😂😂

Requesting a disasterninja map for frequency of reverts

Про порядок слов.
В Польше в osm принято аллея (проспект), бульвар и т.п. писать строго спереди.
Поэтому и придерживаюсь этого порядка.

how do you measure that an edit is a revert?

I'm thinking of "number of objects deleted"

Source: josm reverter etc? Dunno

no that's too unstable

Also works