Not always, I guess. If you count raw number of features edited, it's way easier to crank up the number by drawing some buildings, forests, lakes, landuse from

Not always, I guess. If you count raw number of features edited, it's way easier to crank up the number by drawing some buildings, forests, lakes, landuse from satellite/aerial imagery. Whereas things like points of interest (shops, services, tourist-related stuff) won't get you a high number, but arguably are more important. Corporate editors in under-mapped countries certainly can add much more data than average mappers do.