vending_machine "RMV" seems problematic

[mp747474]

The entry for vending_machine with name "RMV" is problematic for a number of reasons:

• RMV is the name of what is called in German a "Verkehrsverbund" (transit district) so it's the kind of information that is normally tagged as network= not brand=, as we already do for bus and train lines.
• "RMV" is an abbreviation for the full name "Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund". A while ago it was decided that we no longer use abbreviated names for Verkehrsverbünde, because the abbreviation can be ambiguous (until 2025 two Verkehrsverbünde in Germany had the exact same abbreviation)
• In practice all of these vending machines are dual labeled RMV and DB (Deutsche Bahn), as they sell both local tickets for the local transit district (RMV), as well as Deutsche Bahn tickets for long-distance travel.
• The entry tries to set name=, but we do not put names on vending machines.

[Snowysauce]

We can adjust the preset to address some of the listed issues, but OSM has enough instances of the "brand" that we can't simply delete the preset - it will just reappear the next time that the build script is run. (See #10346 (comment) for a more detailed explanation.)

I do agree that this preset seems out of place in the brands tree; ticket vending machines tend to be in the operators tree under whatever entity operates the machine.

[mp747474]

Thanks for the heads-up. This seems to be the work of a single user who has added vending machines with name=, which then apparently made it into NSI as a brand, and from there iD added the brand tagging to these vending machines. This should be fixable by informing the user and then making an automated edit to fix the vending machines.

[mp747474]

@Snowysauce This should be good to go now (the two gas stations in Czech Republic are unrelated)

[Snowysauce]

Although the instances have been eliminated, unfortunately the NSI can't detect that until the NSI Collector project publishes a new dataset. (Despite the similar names, it runs somewhat independently from the NSI.) The most we can do right now is add "RMV" to the exclude Array of the category file.