Hello.

Several mappers have already warned you that you keep adding objects with "social:amenity:for" without providing a top-level tag such as "amenity=social_facility" and "social_facility=*".

Failing to use the proper tags means that your node is just… nothing.  It cannot be searched, will not be rendered on maps and will not be available for anyone looking at the nearest nursing home, for instance.

Also, let me raise your attention one more time on one issue.  Please do not add "addr:*" tags on nodes you create or modify.  Sorry but you are just doing it wrong.  Not only you are duplicating existing addresses, but, since it looks like you operate only in French and type the French version of the address given by your clients, invalid data goes to the database.  We are a bilingual territory, all street names and addresses in Brussels use a bilingual format (French and Dutch).  We have already cleaned up dozens of bad addresses and every week you keep adding more invalid entries.
The best option is: no addr:* tags at all on named objects.

It looks like many people are using your account.  Whoever you are, please report this message to your supervisor and ask that everyone in the team uses proper OSM tagging guidelines.

Thanks in advance.