LockOnGuy@
Your article is not a reliable source. What happened is completely different. Earlier, you tried to divert the issue with the same words with wrong sources. Each of us has our own opinions. You are not allowed to turn the map into a political religious battlefield. I'm talking about map rules, not your political opinions. The war you are talking about was not against the people of Iraq. Do not spread rumours. If you have something new, say it. As I said, I will definitely add pictures to prove your lies. Which POI? If you say the graves of the imams, you are wrong, read the rules. It is not a violation to add a name in another language under the original language. In addition, it does not conflict with the original name. I have not added a tent. I had added the building and its name. Of course, not as a resort. And you removed buildings without being sure they were tents. Because you have only seen it from satellite images. But I passed by and saw the buildings. You could use the open time tag instead of removing them. That road is not empty. It is partly a building and partly a tent. I did not register the tents.
My previous note about electric poles is clear. Read it again. You deleted it instead of editing it. In addition, the signs on the electric poles that I registered are still installed on them. Regarding the grave, my explanation was clear. I will take a picture of it so that everyone will know that it is a building. You haven't even seen it up close. You have also obtained the old photo by searching a site. Regarding your last sentence: This is exactly my problem with you. I record what is on the floor and you remove it. Saying that the name of the translation should not be against the rules. We have the original name and add the same name to other languages. For example, Fulton Street for English
, خیابان فولتون for Farsi,
 and شارع الفولتون for Arabic are translated without interfering with the original name and its prefix.
I completely see where you are trying to push the discussion.
Let's edit the map without breaking OSM rules.
With respect