That's fair, I don't use that tag as often as I should, you're 100% right

A large majority of the elements you deleted are on land owned by the state of Pennsylvania. I don't claim those to be public access (they might be, I don't honestly know) but they're not "private property" if they're owned by the state.

Maybe we could improve it marking it as informal and private?

There are hunters that travel through this area. It's not a designated hiking trail but there's a visible path through the woods. I've traversed it a few times; at the very least, it's visible and traversable

https://citystrides.com/users/933/map#40.28514737010585,-75.9053042752799&17.092948308063058

The source I provided is mistaken. Satellite imagery was used to map these elements.

I didn't label them as public. The paths exist.

Changeset comment and source are incorrect. My mistake.

Comment should read "adding detail to Charles Evans cemetery; Gates, fences, paths, buildings" and source is satellite imagery and personal knowledge

Now you have to go make every county a subarea of their respective state

You're not wrong, I shouldn't have done it. I thought I could get away with it for a few hours.

Check out coin hunt world. It's like pokemon go but with trivia questions and it pays crypto. It's a ton of fun. They use OSM and the map tiles update every few days. Changes I made several days ago are already visible.

my friend lives near the text that I drew. He doesnt believe me that the map he uses for his game can be edited by anyone. I'm trying to convince him to become an editor. I had every intention of reverting the changes after he sees them. No harm comes from letting it stay for a few hours, lighten up

This is not a real name of a place