Mr. Utiashvili, contributors like you are what keep the OSM service afloat and thriving. You are the foundation and the essential part of making OSM a reliable source of up-to-date cartographic information—and I thank you for that.

But, please, stop adding random trails in random places. I believe you misunderstood OSM’s motto, which is to keep things real. You can’t lay down a path through a forest just because you walked there once and thought it was the way to go. If you’re mapping a trail, be sure there’s an actual path—visible and passable—not a fox’s track or a mushroom picker’s circles that you mistook for a trail.

You can’t continue doing what you’re doing—I beg you—make sure you understand the OSM rules before contributing. We followed the “path” you created only to find unbroken forest; what was supposed to be a 15-minute walk became a two-hour ordeal. I almost collapsed trying to climb a hill in search of drinking water (which you had mapped) when there had been none. Thanks to a local farmer, I was able to recover—but he was as amused as I was to hear about a well/spring right next to his house.