Hello, thanks for your interest in OpenStreetMap. However, for legal reasons, we are not allowed to use Google Street View when making edits.

Hello, thanks for the edits, however, for legal reasons, we are not allowed to use Google Street View when editing OSM.

Hello and welcome to OpenStreetMap (OSM). We are not allowed to use Google Street View when editing OSM.

Hello, thanks for your edits. We are not allowed to use Google Street View when making edits to OpenStreetMap.

Hello, and welcome to OpenStreetMap. Due to Google's terms of use, we are not allowed to use Google Maps or Google Street View to make edits.

Hello again. Thanks for the reply. It doesn't matter if Google Street View is the only source that supports your changes, you cannot use it. I would suggest not even looking at it.

Thanks for the edits. I don't think there are any cycleway buffers on that section of Ziegler Road unless the road has been reworked in the last few months.

Hi, Welcome to OSM and thanks for editing the map! Just one little bit of feedback, we generally spell addresses out, rather than abbreviate them, so "Avenue" rather than "Ave" Look forward to seeing more edits from you. - Mike

HI Aleh, Could you provide us the link to the website that you used as a source? If you are the one making the change it is your responsibility to provide a source, not to ask us to provide evidence that the name doesn't exist.

Hello and welcome to OSM. Just a small suggestion, when highways and footways cross, they should share a node at the intersection (unless of course one is on a bridge or in a tunnel - which isn't the case here)

Hello, and welcome to OpenStreetMap. We are not allowed to use Google Street View as a source of our edits in OSM. This is a very serious situation.

I would also like to welcome you to OSM from a fellow Lovelander! In OSM oneway=no is assumed on roads, we only tag add the oneway tag if the road is oneway. If adding oneway=no was necessary to make your navigation software work, it seems like an error in that software.

osm.org/node/358947663 is a real grave. The man - Louis Raymond Levings - died in a fall from Ypsilon Mountain in 1905. There is a bronze plaque marking the spot. I haven't been to the location, but I have seen pictures and read the story. The location may be slightly off.

residental roads in a new development probably are not going to have fords, might be culverts.

Please stop adding highway=trailhead in the middle of nowhere! I have messaged you before about this, and you have never replied. You seem to be just attempting to make errors go away, but in the process, you are making OSM worse!

Hi, thanks for the edits. In OSM the trail number goes in the ref key, and is not part of the name, also, the trail distance is not put in the name as that can be calculated from the geometry.

Thanks for the edits. Please be careful when using satellite imagery. Most of the tracks and trails in this area have been aligned to the Strava Global Heatmap. Tracks may show up in imagery even though they are no longer passible due to closing by the FS or natural causes. In particular you rerouted the southern end of osm.org/way/1076874827 when I had aligned it to Strava (I have also actually been on this trail).

Any response to my earlier comment? You seem to make a lot of "guesses" when editing, and I don't think you have ever responded to a changeset comment.

dams should be tagged as waterway=dam per the wiki

Hi, regarding "I did not see any source of water at the trailhead" there was water at the TH the last time I ran this trail a couple of years go.