"When pressed for a statement on the issue of tracing from aerial imagery at the SotM conference in Limerick 2008, Ed Parsons of Google said that it was possibly OK if you have a personal connection to what you trace (e.g. you trace a walk that you have been on). That would mean that it would be permissible to use a Google aerial photo, or by analogy a Street View photo, to "freshen up" your memory if you've been mapping in the area anyway, but not to map a place you don't know."
- https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/710/can-i-use-google-streetview-to-help-create-maps

I've walked here, and merely used Google Maps/Street view to "fresh up my memory" as they said.
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I've tried to read about that, but don't quite understand it, and find it all a bit confusing.

I made the changes according to my own knowledge as I've been walking there a lot.

I had Google Maps and Google Street View open in other tabs merely for verification.

Is that still not allowed? I didn't use any technology etc. and did the changes by hand..
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