Hi, 

thanks for the hint, but yes, I am aware of that (and was also before ;-) ):

As you can see in history https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/10221246496/history, in this case the old pass position was 20m away from saddle position.
Furthermore the saddle position was on the road - so I unified them to one node. The position of the unified node is the position of the old saddle node (deleted).

If you open the node in edit mode and use the OpenTopoMap, you can see the old pass position - it is 20m away from the road (can not paste screenshot here) - if you shift it to the road, you reach the saddle position.

So I do not understand why this change (shift pass onto road, unify it with saddle node) should be wrong - every hint mentioned above says that pass and saddle are at same position.

I unified several pass/saddle pairs which had a very low distance to a single node - it is not useful to have separate pass and saddle close together, because that causes poor readability in some OSM maps.

If I did a mistake and unified a pair, which was not close together, please give a feedback, I will revert it.

Regards
