hitfactor wrote:What's the best way to reach out to others who may be able to fix what I've done?

It looks like miked_64, who is an Area Manager for that area, as well as our Regional Coordinator GizmoGuy411 have both seen this. In the short term, reaching out to miked_64 or anyone else with rights to the area could help get it cleaned up if you don't currently have access. I'd also like to throw out the idea of something that we're just starting in the US called "Mentoring". Depending on progress, that may offer the ability to rise through the ranks a little differently than just based on edit counts. I know that they just raised the bar to rank 3 to 25k edits, but there is a specific goal as part of the mentorship program that involves learning what it takes to be rank 3 and/or an Area Manager. For more information, check out this post: viewtopic.php?f=129&t=85611

Just to throw it out there, this program is *really* new. I signed up to be a mentor (and am currently a mentee myself right now as well), but I'm not mentoring anyone yet... I still need to legitimately earn the owl!

Thank you for your public post.

I will be replying to you in detail soon via a PM.

As I work to clean up my edits I noticed that when deleting a segment I should not have created in the first place - the node stays.

Should I try deleting the node and then stretch the road segment out? Do extra nodes clutter or cause problems?

If you click on the node and press delete, the node should be deleted and the road "rejoined". It does leave a "geometry" node behind, but the junction node is gone. You can highlight geometry nodes on a road and press 'd' to delete them as well. Extra geometry nodes don't matter for routing, but keeping things tidy allows the client rendering to run as simply as possible between nodes.