Agree, but as I'm not the one deleting the existing translations but people are basically adding them, it's on them to prove that there is a name in ukrainian on the building. If there is one - sure, add a tag. 

But firstly I'd like to notice that this all about a mass mechanical translation effort to tens of thousands places in Moscow, Saint-Petersburg and Belarus. Russia is the country where there is basically only one language in use everywhere, sometiiimes English (source - I'm Russian), changesets with translations have translated hospitals, pharmacies, rivers and lakes (heh), military poligons, roads, factories, even tram parks... to Ukrainian, there is just no name for them in that language in Russia. It's simply doesn't exist... And those changesets added tens of thousands of such translations...

Well, and secondly - as I lived in Saint-Petersburg for more than 10 years, I can assure you that there is no Ukrainian (for that matter any other language apart from Russian and ocassionaly English) signs and language on buildings anywhere, none, apart from couple historical places maybe.. The same situation is in Moscow.

I can find couple of examples from Google pictures regarding some of those buildings and places, to make it completely obvious, but to be fair it's the job of someone who adds such translation to prove that it's there, not others job to prove it otherwise :) And with situation here, it's to be fair quite obvious (for someone who lives/lived in Russia) that there is no names like that enywhere.

Regarding approach, yeah, you are right, it's just so frustrating to revert this all and then it's all cancelled by the empty account without any credibility.

