Hello. Where did you get the name "East North Belt Road" from? According to Google Maps Street View, at the intersection with Tropical Parkway, the street is signed as "Centennial Parkway," and the on-the-ground rule takes precedence.

Alright, I'll keep this in mind. I still find it strange how there's no primary road in Summerlin West, though that might be because it's relatively new.

Well, Galleria Drive intersects Boulder Highway, which is the west–east demarcator for this part of Henderson. Once in a residential neighborhood, Galleria Drive curves from being west–east to north–south. Since Henderson tends not to add directional prefixes to street signs, I could not figure out where Galleria Drive would stop being "West" and start being "South." I hope this info helps.

Hello. Why did you change the name of these roads? I used the on-the-ground rule for the road's names and classifications. Is there something I'm missing? Thank you.

Why did you retag the roads from primary link to tertiary road? They would be better classified as links, mainly because they're only one way.

Hello. Why did you remove the English transactions of the roads? The names are in Spanish. Thank you.

Okay, thanks for informing me!

Okay. (Sorry I didn't respond to this earlier.)

Okay, thanks for informing me. Again, where can I get sources for traffic info? I'll need to check it out before retagging roads again. Thanks once again.

Alright, thanks for informing me. My source for that western boundary was Google Maps, which seemed to make Warm Springs bold at zoomed-out levels until somewhere halfway between Lindell and Decatur. Where could I get sources for traffic numbers? Thanks again.

Okay, thank you for informing me. I won't do it again.

Hello, Joseph R P. Why did you downgrade Warm Springs to a secondary road? It goes all the way through the whole valley and, therefore, should connect to many places. (Examples: Southwestern Las Vegas, the airport, and Henderson.) Thanks.

I've seen JOSM in the edit menu, but it says I need something external, and I'm not sure what it does.

As I said before, I thought it would be better to list cities as areas rather than using points and relations. After I was emailed the consequences of this, I realized that it would make searching for cities harder, so I won't do it again.

Understood, thank you very much. When I was editing around that area, I received a warning that "[this thing] should be a closed area based on its tags."

I might need more help with tertiary roads. For instance, why is Upland Blvd a tertiary road (when it's in a residential area) but Evergreen Ave a residential road? (Yes, it's in a residential area, but it connects two or three neighborhoods. Thus, I would consider it a tertiary road east of Jones Blvd.) On the other hand, Upland Blvd doesn't seem to connect neighborhoods together.

Thank you, understood.

I did that because, between Valley View Blvd. and University Center Dr., Desert Inn Road becomes a "super arterial" and functions basically as an expressway, even though it officially isn't. I interpreted that as a "trunk road" - an "almost expressway."

I reverted it to restore my other changes (but will restore the city as a point).

changeset/163511387

Why did you remove the area that I made? And what do you mean by "Las Vegas city node"? Isn't it better to depict a city as an area rather than a point? Please explain.