Re: [OSM-talk-be] Brussel - Bruxelles

2009-08-05 Thread Luc Van den Troost
you can add the other language names with for instance name:fr tag or so. If
there are - or will be - different language versions of the osm rendering,
dunno if there are, they would be marked with the name of the language
specific name, if there is one.

see
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/WikiProject_Belgium/Conventions/Places
and http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:name

you shouldnt add the other language to the 'default' name however.

Luc / Speedy


On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 10:53 AM, s...@daxu.be wrote:

 So the naming of Brussel - Brussels was correct since the Brussel region
 doesn't have language facilities for german speaking people. Otherwise you
 should even adjust the names of Kortrijk (Courtrai), Brugge (Bruges), Gent
 (Ghent), Namur (Namen), ...


  Chris Browet wrote:
  Interesting one... I would have indeed intuitively thought the language
  usage would be defined by region.
  But as there is no german region (only community), where is german an
  official language (and how is it geographically defined)?
 
 
  It's in the first lines of Belgian Constitution (article 4): translated a
  bit:
 
 
  Belgium is divided into four language areas: the Dutch language area,
 the
  French language are, the bilingual area Brussels-Capital and the German
  language area.
 
  Each municipality belongs to exactly one of these language areas.
 
  The boundaries of the four language areas can't be changed or corrected
  other
  than by a law, passed by majority of votes in each language group of each
  Room, on the condition that a majority of the members of each language
  group
  is present, and that the total of yes votes in both language groups reach
  two
  thirds of all votes.
 
 
  So there you have it: four language areas, and they're geographically
  defined
  by the borders of the municipalities in each language area.
 
 
  Ben
 
 
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Re: [OSM-talk-be] Brussel - Bruxelles

2009-08-04 Thread Chris Browet
2009/8/3 Ben Laenen benlae...@gmail.com

 wannes wrote:
  2009/8/3 Ben Laenen benlae...@gmail.com
   btw, while checking the history of the place node
   (http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/node/17401554/history) I've seen
 the
   name
   has apparently been changed some days ago to include German as well
 (and
   Dutch
   and French switched place as well), so it's now Bruxelles - Brussel -
   Brüssel. Now I don't exactly see a reason here why German should be
   included...
 
  Because it's an official language in Belgium? (and we do /not/ want to
  discriminate anyone :-)  )
  http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talen_in_Belgi%C3%AB

 Yeah, of course I know Belgium has German as official language (hence it's
 name tag is België - Belgique - Belgien), but German isn't an official
 language in Brussels.


Interesting one... I would have indeed intuitively thought the language
usage would be defined by region.
But as there is no german region (only community), where is german an
official language (and how is it geographically defined)?
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Re: [OSM-talk-be] Brussel - Bruxelles

2009-08-03 Thread Dennis Bollyn
In order to prevent any flamewars, I believe it was decided on that 
whoever created the street/node could decide the order. In truth, I 
don't really care myself. If the original order of the node (before 
2007) was FR - NL, it would be more correct to use that order since that 
means someone changed it later on.

- Gyrbo

wannes schreef:
 I don't care.
 (Yes, please do change, that is :-)  )

 2009/8/3 Chris Browet c...@semperpax.com mailto:c...@semperpax.com

 I wouldn't want to start a flemish/french war, but Brussels is
 tagged [name:nl - name:fr] style where every other name in our
 capital follow a [name:fr - name:nl] standard?
 This would appear to be purely historical, as it is this way since
 2007.

 I would like an approval on the list before changing it ;-)

 - Chris -

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