Hey! I wasn't ignoring you, it's just that I don't regularly check the email this would have gone to. I've noticed you working in Madison- you've really done a lot. Usually I see this kind of work as kind of tedious but sometimes I get in the mood for it, and it's easy to kind of go on autopilot when you're burnt out from other work on the map. Glad to see you sticking around and mapping! I generally pop around in a few areas in the state, and this is definitely one I come back to.

Aldens Corners and Elvers, while they have more than two households, are very small and aren't even referred to by any name; thefore I believe they fit more as an isolated dwelling. Looking at Aldens Corners, there are only about 5 households, but they are somewhat scattered, relatively speaking. Elvers only has 5-6 homes, and it's not really a community, it's just a slightly more dense part of the Town of Vermont. It doesn't really have an identity. At least for my interpretation of the tag, an isolated dwelling can basically apply to any place that has a name but is really nothing more than a few homes clustered together. When I think of the hamlet tag, I think of more of a community. It doesn't necessarily have to be larger, but these are just really clusters of homes- not communities. I can change them back to hamlets if you really think they should be, but there was an actual thought process that went on regarding these- it wasn't just me being careless.