Yes, I realize the hamlet got changed to a neighborhood. It was still named wrong and I renamed it corrected earlier today.

A town in Connecticut is not like a town in the UK or places that would use similar language. A town in Connecticut is similar to my homestate of NY, it's a division of a county. A town could have absolutely nobody living in it, and in fact they are usually quite rural. Even by your definition of a suburb, Storrs is NOT a part of that kind of "town." It's a population center, a settlement in an otherwise rural backwoods landscape, ie the town of Mansfield. It's not a suburb of Mansfield because Mansfield is not a large, dense population center.

OSM definitions are guidelines for the community, but it makes absolutely no logical sense to use it's categories in a way that makes zero sense to local residents, the people who might actually want to use this map, and goes against our legal designations. Go look all around CT, new England, NY all of the US, and you will find that the map uses the terms village, hamlet, town, etc in line with their official regional designation. Changing the US sections of the map to follow more closely to UK/world English norms would be insane and imperialistic.