GitHub has enhanced its capabilities for users working with geospatial data by facilitating easier contributions to the underlying basemap, powered by OpenStreetMap, a collaborative geospatial dataset akin to Wikipedia. Users can now make edits directly in their browsers or leave notes for future review, promoting a more interactive and community-driven approach to mapping. Millions of users have already collaborated on geospatial data on GitHub, and this new feature aims to strengthen the relationship between the GitHub and OpenStreetMap communities. The initiative is part of GitHub's broader effort to foster a safe, secure, and inclusive platform for software development, as highlighted by Ben Balter, GitHub's Chief of Staff for Security, who has played key roles in enhancing the platform's community management and compliance features.