Good grief. You’re not even the commenter I originally responded to who asked an extremely valid question and did so politely. I find it curious you’ve offered none of these reasons you mention and still asked me to revert the changeset. I’m not going to be antagonized in the comments of an open source map edit so I’ll say my piece. Feel free to report me or my edits if you’re incapable of responding respectfully and are still upset. 

I’ve lived in the local area for years now and stand by the fact that plenty of these sidewalks didn’t exist as pictured. The paths that remain from my changeset are those that are much more difficult to locate without a map that make navigating the local community much easier - sidewalks that were lost to a sea of easily seen building walkups before for anyone utilizing the roads depicted in the map. 

Have you simply reviewed a changelog and found a hefty edit or are you looking directly at the changes? Please review not only the number of similar communities immediately surrounding this one, but the neighborhoods further out from there. Review the local businesses. Take note of how the sidewalks are managed at the nearby mall. Before even making the change in the first place, I looked around the city as a whole piecemeal and struggled to find examples of sidewalks mapped to the level of granularity presented in this apartment complex. So I’m curious what special conditions exist for the sidewalks at View at Lake Lynn that don’t apply to the city of Raleigh as a whole? I could’ve addressed or even agreed with them in this comment you’re reading now had you mentioned them in the first place. Instead, you’ve opted to talk down to someone new to making edits as if I do so flippantly. Please revert your attitude. 