Well, let's start. As you know there are values in traffic sign key that are human readable and others that are the ISO code of the country plus the code inside the traffic law of every country (from South Africa to USA). It is not a big problem...except they are using the same key. Probably human readable values are the future of OSM, because you don't know very specific knowledge about that. So a newbey mapper can use iD Editor and put a maxspeed traffic sign, or can use hazard from a proposal from the wiki. But in the other hand major use in traffic_sign key are the legal and specific values for each traffic sign (or a combination of that). You can use the traffic laws of each country or specific presets, plugins and styles to edit them without big difficulty, too. What can we do? What value has to prevail in OSM: the specific or the verbose? What can we do if we want to maintain both of them? What do you think about that? With which tags would you separate that values?
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