Hi @JLambert,

The 'notes' feature is a feature geared towards people editing the Map. As such, consumer navigation apps (such as Organic Maps, Maps.me, OsmAnd, routeyou, ...) will not display those map notes to the end users.

I suspect that https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/889476808 and https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/889476806 are the pieces of path which are on your private property? If so, we have marked those as 'access=no', indicating to those consumer apps that these might not be taken. As such, routeplanning software will not take them and some will even show an appropriate icon.

Keep in mind that simply deleting those will not work. Sooner or later, someone will pass, notice a path missing and draw it again. The information that this is a private path will thus be lost. Apart from that, many emergency services use OpenStreetMap as well. They might be interested that they can reach the forest via the other side as well.

At last, we use a 'verifiable on the ground'-rule. If this path is your property and is private, it should be marked as such with an appropriate "private property - no access"-sign; or with a gate or a fence. If not, someone walking over the Voetweg will not be able to know that this is actually private property.

I hope that this solution is appropriate for you and that we can close this note with this.