Will do but I want to make sure you have the background. 

Eerib is uploading dangerous trails with insufficient descriptions that are ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. These are not public lands. Eerib is encouraging people with insufficient skills to trespass on dangerous trails on private property. The no trespassing signs are everywhere. 

Rescue recently pulled a biker off one of the trails eerib uploaded. That biker should never have been on that trail but was guided there by eeribs upload and OSMs highlight. 

Land managers/owners go to extensive legal lengths to properly characterize trails. Eerib is not trained in this and OSM is adopting legal liabilities by mischaracterizing trails on PRIVATE PROPERTY. Mapping private property should be outside of OSM policy by itself, no?

Making it more egregious, when warned of eeribs dangerous behaviour, my deletions were reversed without proper consideration of the risks I’ve outlined. This shifts burden of liability to OSM. 

What do you need to remove all the trails eerib has uploaded on PRIVATE PROPERTY?

I can get you a cease and desist from the land owner. I can get you a polite letter from a lawyer asking you to stop.  I can get you letter from a lawyer threatening a class action for all the harm that eerib has cause people who have been guided to dangerous trails. What do you need to stop this dangerous behaviour?

Cease and desist from the land owner politely asking you to stop mapping rogue trails on Private Property? It seems reasonable that if you had one of those that you would be required to remove it all, correct?
