Map editing approvals are improving: how I track my reports

I’ve been doing map cleanup on Google Maps, and the review system feels a lot better than last year. My edits get reviewed more carefully, and my approval rate has gone up. To keep track of my work, I built a small personal tool that follows the places I’ve reported. It’s not a replacement for anything Google offers, just a way for me to follow up. For example, 21 places I’ve been tracking since September last year were reported but still haven’t been removed. Google Maps remains the source of truth, and I’m glad to see it improving for everyone who helps out.