text: Yikes. I was totally going to ask you if you had seen anywhere in America where the notes were particularly dense because the number doesn't seem to match with what I have been seeing of the notes and how many we have been resolving. I was thinking maybe Pascal's site was screwed up to, but your theory about MAPS.ME inflating things makes way more sense and I'd bet there is a similar place in America just like the link you provided that we have yet to find. 
  
  The question is how do we deal with it...I'd bet 99% of those notes in Cuba and South Korea are crap, but they can't just be deleted without checking first. I've been really tempted to start resolving MAPS.ME notes in America just off hand, but it probably wouldn't do any good anyway. They really need to get it together. The private note thing is pretty annoying, but it doesn't compare to the number of trash notes from people wrongly saying things are closed or don't exist when they do. Either way, I still think there's a large clump of notes somewhere in America we just haven't seen yet. 
  
  As far as the routing thing goes, I'll have to check that. I'm probably off just not worrying about it instead of going down the rabbit hole of proper highway tagging just to shave off 20 minutes from my trip time. Although it might help me resolve a bunch more notes if I can figure that stuff out. I still can't figure out if routing is that high on the priority list for the purpose of this map or not. So there's really no reason to start prioritizing while I'm mapping. 