We're developing an REST API to query our location data as KML and integrate 
it via maps. I just realized that I used the NW/SE corners for definint the 
boundary in contrast to the Google-Maps-API.

Right then it seemed reasonable to choose NW/SE, since we always have latNW 
> latSE && lonNW > lonSW, so I used that to normalize the query.

Is there any particular reason I might want to switch to NE/SW despite to be 
consistent with Google?

Thanks in advance,
Adrian

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