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> On 4. Aug 2018, at 13:00, mmd wrote:
>
> Contrary to common belief, there isn't such a thing as a dedicated
> "Area" object type (yet)
There are multipoligon relations, which are clearly areas by definition, and
there is the area key, if set on a way, it is unambiguously
On 04/08/2018 12:00, mmd wrote:
API 0.5 (about 11 years ago) introduced a new object type in the OSM
data model called "relations".
Contrary to common belief, there isn't such a thing as a dedicated
"Area" object type (yet). For some people this is the main reason why
OSM is stagnating and doome
Hi
I didn't read this article. I went out & mapped instead.
DaveF
On 31/07/2018 22:49, Frederik Ramm wrote:
Hi,
I don't necessarily agree with all that's been written but I found
http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2053951718790591
an interesting read: "The social construction of techno
On 08/01/18 01:08, john whelan wrote:
> The report has lots of long words but doesn't seem to grasp basic
> concepts well.
>
> OpenStreetMap to me has two primitives, nodes and ways. These can and
> are combined to create areas. They have tags attached.
>
> I honestly can't see any need for mor
Yes, I agree, - Share/Short Link is a great feature. I assume it is kind
of an implementation of Geohash [1]. Both the Geohash and the 3-Words
transmit just a location, the same as coordinates. 3-Words could be at
least in Cyrillic letters.
If I point just to a location of an apartment or an o
> Then when we call in browser something like: osm.org/?address=hj3u878s
This is already on website and available at "share - short link":
https://osm.org/go/0lrHA3xsZ
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