@Le_Sharkoïste 
This is not the first time I’ve seen you make sarcastic or needlessly dismissive comments under my messages — just because I ask mappers to follow OSM’s guidelines on the geographical size of changesets.

Let me make it clear, once and for all:

My comments are polite, informative, and aimed at helping new users.

They are based on the official OSM guidelines (wiki), which explicitly advise against overly large changesets in order to ensure data traceability and quality.

The OSM history and tools like OSMCha become unnecessarily cluttered and harder to review when changesets cover half of Europe. Keeping changeset areas limited is not a personal obsession — it’s common sense and a form of respect toward the mapping community.

What doesn’t help anyone, on the other hand, is your repeated attempts to downplay these comments with ironic or passive-aggressive remarks.

If you have an issue with how I interact with other contributors, I invite you to bring it to the appropriate channels instead of trying to portray me as someone who “always says the same thing.”

Otherwise, I kindly ask you to stop commenting on my messages as if I were a caricature — because this is not collaboration, it’s just gratuitous annoyance.

Thanks.