Hi Anders,

I have used flood_prone(https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:flood_prone) because based on imagery it looked like due to a high-water level of the lake this part gets flooded and, in that case, having flood_prone tag can give you a very valuable information. However, you are right, after reviewing this road it looks to be at the same level as rest of the ground, and lake is a bit lower, so I have removed the tag. 

I have applied the tag that looked most appropriate from what can be seen on the imagery. I tend to use Mapillary and KaartaView whenever it is possible, also topographic maps and other available resource, but in this case, it was very limited. I should have put on a MapNote so someone doing a survey could fix the issue properly. Sorry, I will do this more often in the future. 

As for the issue itself, I have been working on Keepright issues(https://keepright.at/report_map.php?zoom=14&lat=48.20808&lon=16.37221) this is why I refer to this as an issue, it is not an issue like broken administrative boundaries, or unconnected highways, etc. However, it points out that there is some intersection between road and water on the same level, so either there is missing bridge, layer tag, missing culvert, ford, flood_prone, or geometry itself needs to be adjusted. By fixing these “issues“ map tend to be more accurate, right, and I do agree in this case I have made an unintentional mistake but feel free to check my edits, I do not edit just to fix the “issue“ but to have most accurate state on the ground. 

Thank you for pointing this out to me so I can pay more attention, sorry once again for causing inconvenience, but I can assure you that in these almost 46.000 changesets it will be hard to find more issues (I do not say it is impossible, but hard 😊). I really try not to make mistakes and I really appreciate interaction with the community.