Thank you for providing the answers and explanations. While I agree with you on the first examples ("I parked here," "My home"), I still don't understand why any inputs with the tags "tourism=viewpoint" or "tourism=camp_site" would be considered "spam."

To my understanding, "spam" refers to the addition of irrelevant, misleading, or inappropriate data to the map. However, using these specific tags seems legitimate as they are commonly used to mark points of interest like scenic viewpoints and camping sites, which can be valuable information for map users.

If this decision is specific to a particular country, I respect that. But rather than reverting entire changesets across multiple countries, it might be more beneficial to leave such decisions to be addressed by the mapping communities in the respective regions.

From my experience, contributions made through maps.me in Thailand have been valuable as they serve as helpful pointers for other mappers and provide an incentive to explore and improve the maps. 