The issue is that alltrails are interpreting a "track" (unpaved road) and drawing it so that it might be interpreted as a footpath -- this is not a fault of the underlying OpenStreetMap data.

If you would like a map that shows footpaths better but also uses OSM data then maybe https://footpathmap.co.uk/map/?zoom=15&lng=-2.61478&lat=51.53869 would suit you better.

Likewise. I didn’t get any contact when you redraw straight highway sections as curves that don’t entirely match reality, or normal editing conventions. Normally I just clean things up, but that wasn’t possible here.

I don’t know the alltrails website - you should talk to them rather than deleting potentially useful info (even if it’s only useful for golfers).

The road geometries were so badly edited in the change set - it was impossible to recover them back to their correct locations - so that they split at physical barriers - without spending an unnecessary amount of time.

I've reverted this the tracks (not footpaths) clearly exist on Bing satellite imagery.

It is of course possible that they need to be marked as "access=private"

You're right -- was a lot easier to see the issue with the routing link.

OsmAnd == Osm, using e.g. graph hopper router, etc.

Can you please clarify what problem you are seeing. Post a link to a route on OsmAnd website that doesn’t work. I will check tonight. But at the moment it’s on the revert list.

Just wrong will be reverted

A more detailed changeset comment would be helpful for other local mappers.

A more detailed changeset comment would be helpful for other local mappers.

A more detailed changeset comment would be helpful for other local mappers.

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Changeset comment is bizarre -- presumably this needs reverting?

There's no signed turn restriction on mapillary layer

You need to change "access=private" at the gate not before -- the oriignal edit breaks cycle routing.

Redrawn to avoid changes to a boundary.

I removed the turn restrictions that are redundant due to "oneway=yes".

I left the no u-turns -- I assume that they are signed explciitly.

Redrawn - ways going through parking spaces

Bing Streetside shows this as a footway connecting to a pedestrian crossing.