Hi! It looks like the trail you added isn't a trail, it's just a bunch of scribbles around your house. Please only map features that exist in the real world!

I've mapped your house in detail with the footpaths, driveway, pool out back, and the forest behind your house - features that do exist in the real world and should help you catch more Pokemon. Have fun and welcome to OpenStreetMap!

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Hi, welcome to OpenStreetMap! Please don't add things to the map that don't really exist in the real world, it messes things up for everyone! Thanks!

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Thanks for your contribution hanz, and welcome to OpenStreetMap.

In the iD editor you can use the "Square Corners" option on the menu to make your buildings look even better. Give it a try!

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Thanks for your contribution and welcome to OpenStreetMap! I just mapped the rest of the new development.

When editing OpenStreetMap in NJ, there is a background imagery option that is from 2015 and is a little lower quality than Bing, but it shows newer features. This layer is available by clicking the Background button on the side of the editor. Anyway, thanks again and hope you stick around!

Hi pkoby, this is one of those situations where I think the wiki gives poor guidance. The junction node between a crosswalk and the road exists so that vehicular traffic can know that there is a crossing there. The stripes on the ground are a 'control device' so calling marked crosswalks "uncontrolled" is misleading. And I think traffic signals is a feature of the intersection itself, or kerb points, not of the crosswalk itself (i.e. per "duck typing", you wouldn't say that it is a crosswalk of type "traffic signals").

However I do know that the way I am tagging things is different from the advice given on the osm wiki, so I'm willing to revert my changes to the crossing nodes if you feel strongly about it. I don't think that the actual tag value set for `crossing`=* actually matters to any router.

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Thanks for your contribution and welcome to OpenStreetMap! The landuse imported around New Jersey is public data from 2002, so while most of it is still accurate, some of it has changed a lot since then. Thank you for cleaning it up :)

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Thanks for your contribution and welcome to OpenStreetMap! I capitalized the park names and added a few parking areas and footpaths. Looks great :)

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Thanks for your contribution and welcome to OpenStreetMap! I added a few more details to Mary Mazza Duffy Memorial Park!