I haven't (intentional) moved any protected area boundaries since the time that we talked about. I have, however snapped landuse edges to them for residential/commercial/industrial. If the protected area abuts the zoning, it is demonstrably the edge of the area. I did stop snapping for natural features like wood/stream/etc. since those change independently of human zoning.

Excellent. Thank you!

Yes, sorry. I should have included the link to relation/12122181

There's a broken poly just south of the dam.

Hi. If you're going to turn traffic island nodes into pairs of one-way streets, can you fix the relations on the roads that now have a one-way segment in them with no return path?

Thanks for correcting it! I had been using the Mapbox images at the time because they had the best resolution and foliage penetration... until I found a place where I knew there were recent IRL changes. Then I realized that the MD map had more recent data and started that instead. Mea culpa.

Thanks. Is there guidance on where to put "alternative" or "connector" segments of a route in the order?

I think the cycle portion of RCG should end at the pavement. The hikers can continue up north. You can't take a casual bike on the unpaved part north of the Beltway.

Thanks. Is this right? changeset/111916814 I assume you meant "Forest Glen," not "Forrest Park."

I haven't been to Paint Branch, but that may also be nice.

Northwest Branch Trail for unpaved. See inbox for details. Sligo Creek (not SVP?) and Rock Creek are paved.

The boundaries go through people's houses now.

Feel free to revert.

It doesn't appear green on OSM.org, except in places where I painstakingly filled in the ground cover. I guess I'll have to keep doing that, then.

You didn't find the only two suspicious ones. There's a cemetery marked in the middle of a neighborhood that definitely predates the gnis:created tag.

If you're familiar with this park, can you set the one-way direction?

Someone broke RCP since the last time I looked at it a few weeks ago, and I saw it in the list of affected relations in the changeset. It might not have been you, though.

Did you clobber Rock Creek Park?

Might want to add `access` tags to those toilets. Some maps make it look like you can waltz in and use the President's bathroom.

This is the most zoomed-out I've ever seen a changeset.