Greg Troxel wrote:
> I don't follow this. I think that in the US a cycleway would be called
> either a "bike path" or "rail trail", depending on origin.
You'd likely be wrong. Willamette Greenway is a very long, very popular
bicycle arterial in Portland. The only thing it implies is
non-motori
2009/12/20 Iván Sánchez Ortega
> El Domingo, 20 de Diciembre de 2009, Nomorebigfoot escribió:
> > Hi
> >
> > I found some very useful sources for tracks here:
> > http://www.viagens4x4.com/gps.html and here: http://www.voyages4x4.com/.
>
> There is no Spanish anywhere. The second one is French, b
El Domingo, 20 de Diciembre de 2009, Nomorebigfoot escribió:
> Hi
>
> I found some very useful sources for tracks here:
> http://www.viagens4x4.com/gps.html and here: http://www.voyages4x4.com/.
There is no Spanish anywhere. The second one is French, but the first one is
*Portuguese*, in fact.
On 19/12/09 21:18, Liz wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Dec 2009, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason wrote:
We'll all be basking in sunshine in southern Spain at the 4th Annual
State of the Map on July 9-11, 2010.
>>> Would that be the bit of southern Spain that is in the north east corner
>>> of the country? ;)
Hi
I found some very useful sources for tracks here:
http://www.viagens4x4.com/gps.html and here: http://www.voyages4x4.com/.
Both are not commercially used. I would love to see that each a native
french and spanish speaker could gracefully ask the owner that they
would contribute this tracks
On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 8:17 PM, Frederik Ramm wrote:
> Andre Hinrichs wrote:
>> Anyway, if not many services use it (except t...@h) it would not create a
>> high load on the server, so why drop it?
>
> I think it is certainly an "odd one out" among the API calls; no other
> API call concerns itse
Hi,
Andre Hinrichs wrote:
> Then why does Mapnik show the same behaviour than t...@h?
The osc file doesn't list the old position of the node. You could find
out by querying your local database for the old position but this is
deemed too much cost for too little gain.
> Does creating the chang
Am Sonntag, den 20.12.2009, 19:12 +0100 schrieb Frederik Ramm:
> Hi,
>
> Andre Hinrichs wrote:
> > See list of changes for the here:
> > http://www.openstreetmap.org/api/0.6/changes?start=2009-12-18T17:12:00Z&end=2009-12-18T17:13:00&zoom=12
> >
> > So currently both mapnik and t...@h have a ghost
Hi,
Andre Hinrichs wrote:
> See list of changes for the here:
> http://www.openstreetmap.org/api/0.6/changes?start=2009-12-18T17:12:00Z&end=2009-12-18T17:13:00&zoom=12
>
> So currently both mapnik and t...@h have a ghost way:
What you describe may be right, but the reasoning is not; the Mapnik m
Hi List!
I've fixed a misplaced node in a way and was waiting for the rendered
tiles to be updated. I was expecting that both tiles are beeing updated
the one where the node was and the one where the node was moved to. But
unfortunately, only the tile the node was moved to was updated.
Moved node
El Domingo, 20 de Diciembre de 2009, Nick Whitelegg escribió:
> >OK, so if we tilt Spain enough then Girona is in southern Spain. Cool...
>
> I don't think anyone will sniff at the 30C average max for Girona in July
> though (source: Wikipedia) :-)
30ºC is actually *cold* for a summer, guys.
I d
Actually it would be more informative to only count new user accounts
after they make say 5 or more edits, total number of accounts aren't
that useful for anything beyond PR spiels, what is useful is people
making edits.
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>OK, so if we tilt Spain enough then Girona is in southern Spain. Cool...
I don't think anyone will sniff at the 30C average max for Girona in July
though (source: Wikipedia) :-)
Nick
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2009/12/21 80n <80n...@gmail.com>:
> OK, so if we tilt Spain enough then Girona is in southern Spain. Cool...
So where does Nice in france fit in? They've just had snow and ice :)
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2009/12/21 Richard Bullock :
> Oh, come on! Minutely rendering of Mapnik is an recent development. The
> original contributors to OSM *did* have to wait a while to see any changes.
> Sometimes more than a week. And you can't say OSM hasn't come on since then
> can you? It can't be that big a block
On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Nick Whitelegg wrote:
> >All of Spain is further north than Tennessee, the US state where I live.
> Tennessee is on about the same >latitude as Algeria.
>
> That's another example of the "anticlockwise axis tilt" of perceptions of
> places versus where they actual
> I think it's important here to separate technically rational arguments
> like
> "one update per week is enough" from emotional/social/visceral factors
> like
> "omg, I made a change and it's already in the map!" That instant feedback
> has been a huge factor in Wikipedia's success. If the origi
On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 20:27, Fabri wrote:
> I still have osm shapes from CloudMade. I use MobileMapperOffice to make
> vettorial map for a Magellan Triton 200. Any users use MMO and can give
> suggestions to make good maps?
I probably dont get the point, but why dont you use the instructions gi
2009/12/20 Steve Bennett :
> I'm not saying it's easy to get the hardware to make this happen for
> multiple renderings, like CloudMade can do. But it's important, if we want
> to attract more users.
I've been suggesting putting more emphasis on tiles in the past but
without much success, I would
A couple more updates:
- added links to OSMdoc so you can see the currently used values for each
tag
- I now show certain* OSMdoc tags that aren't supported by any tool
- I fixed wiki tags that were effectively "max_speed=*" but are listed in
the wiki as "max_speed=Speed".
http://wiki.openstreetma
On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 11:57 PM, Martin Koppenhoefer <
dieterdre...@gmail.com> wrote:
> this is already tried at the editor level (e.g. JOSM Presets), but also has
> some limits:
> - there is not an English word for all words in all other languages (an
> example we had some time ago on the German
On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 12:26 AM, Nick Whitelegg <
nick.whitel...@solent.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Would most casual users even notice though?
I think it's important here to separate technically rational arguments like
"one update per week is enough" from emotional/social/visceral factors like
"omg, I m
>All of Spain is further north than Tennessee, the US state where I live.
Tennessee is on about the same >latitude as Algeria.
That's another example of the "anticlockwise axis tilt" of perceptions of
places versus where they actually are.
I've noticed that several places in the world are tilte
>The standards for acceptance by the casual user have grown enourmously.
>A year ago, the main maps were re-rendered once a week and that was
>cool. Now they are updated daily/minutely and somehow people expect that
>from _every_ map. Weekly updates are now considered lame. And less than
>full
All of Spain is further north than Tennessee, the US state where I live.
Tennessee is on about the same latitude as Algeria.
--
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"Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better than not to
think at all." -- Hypatia of Alexandria
-Or
>Technical skills and inclination are not enough. You also need
>considerable server side muscle to create a dedicated map.
You don't *necessarily* need this if you're prepared to only update your
map once a week (which, it should be said, is still much, much more
frequently than the OS and Goo
>> Perhaps that's southern Spain in the "Sunny Florida" sense, all of it
>> being a tad southern.
>Now I'm getting more confused about your abilities in geography
>All of those locations are North
North compared to where? ;-)
Nick
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2009/12/20 Martin Koppenhoefer :
> this is already tried at the editor level (e.g. JOSM Presets), but also has
> some limits:
> - there is not an English word for all words in all other languages (an
> example we had some time ago on the German ML: "Schloss" and "Burg" which
> translate both to "ca
2009/12/20 John Smith
> You also have to make assumptions here about non-native english
> speakers, an extension might be to provide a translated list that can
> be imported into editors that automatically translate the key/value
> pair back to english when uploading.
>
this is already tried at
2009/12/20 Steve Bennett
> We should be moving to stabilise the tag set and deprecating variations
> from it.
>
>
-1
> Once upon a time, when someone tagged an area as "wood=decidious"*, it made
> sense that the editor/renderer accepted and ignored it. These days, we have
> enough information t
2009/12/20 Nop :
> from _every_ map. Weekly updates are now considered lame. And less than
> full world-wide coverage is lame, too. :-[
Dunno about others, but the server I'm running for us to play with for
aussie aspects only has south east asia and oceania...
Technically speaking I just need mo
Hi!
Am 20.12.2009 03:58, schrieb John Smith:
> Most of them might not have the technical skills or the inclination
> since someone else has already made something "good enough"
Technical skills and inclination are not enough. You also need
considerable server side muscle to create a dedicated m
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