I tried to make the Wharton TF lists legit... but gave up. Settling for only labeling them with their proper names. Sort of. You're left dealing with random trail segments that others have shared on TF. Not the best way to document trails.
@Bleeder can give you delete permissions for a short term.
it is bad practice in a crowd sourced system.
you can also edit trails, and TF will ask if you want to merge them.
Play with it - when it is right, it is good.
Sourlands is on-point right now.
as an aside, Tom mentioned that the state is moving towards segmented trails.
meaning every segment is documented - segment being any intersection to intersection.
i don't agree - intersections have a main trail, and intersecting trail (either T or X) - which i'd rather see,
and TF handles well. This also works with the standard markings, and blazing.