Simply copying the `name` tag to `name:uk` without any modifications is not appropriate. Consider this example: the primary `name` tag is `McDonald's`, which is used because the signage at every McDonald's in Ukraine is in English. The `name:uk` tag is `МакДональдз`, reflecting the Ukrainian version found on their website and in advertisements. The `name:en` tag remains `McDonald's` because that is the English name.

If a name does not have a Ukrainian equivalent, it should not be arbitrarily translated or transliterated from the Latin script.

Moreover, any automated changes to these tags should first be discussed within the community. Without community approval, such edits may be subject to reversal by reviewers, who would be justified in doing so.