[Talk-GB] revert a new person's edits

[Mark Goodge]

On 09/02/2021 16:42, Nick Whitelegg via Talk-GB wrote:
> 
> I think it's certainly conceivable that there might be more 
> private-track usage by the general public in this area than average, due 
> to the lack of options, so maybe the new person is feeling a little 
> sensitive. Certainly the tone of their comments did sound a little 
> stressed: 'this is a private track and it SHOULD NOT be on 
> OpenStreetMap' or something lke that...

Part of the problem here is that, unlike OS maps, the standard OSM 
render doesn't show right of way status. You can get it by querying 
individual features, but there's nothing visible in the layer itself. So 
it's not unreasonable that someone more familiar with the OS way of 
doing things will look at a track on OSM and assume that its presence on 
the map implies that it's publicly accessible - or, at least, that the 
mapper thinks it's publicly accessible.

> Of course the solution is more public access to the countryside, but 
> this is another issue entirely....

And another solution, if and when it ever becomes a thing, is for an 
OSM-GB stylesheet to include right of way status as part of the default 
render.

Mark