Hendrik T. Voelker wrote:
> So we have to come up with a way to contain alternating versions with time or
> other kind of restrictions. This would also allow construction sites to be
> mapped.
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Hi guys.
Peter Miller wrote:
> This raises the whole question around temporary maps - ie for 50 weeks of
> the year this is empty desert and for 2 weeks it looks like this.
> Another example is Glastonbury Festival which for 50 weeks looks like
> a farm and for 2 weeks is the second largest
Hiya Gerd.
Gert Gremmen wrote:
> "Well, if you have an alternative online solution to share with us I'm
> sure you will find plenty of willing testers."
>
> In other words:
> If you do not code: shutup !!
That is a gross misinterpretation I think. And some short sighted assuptions
from others.
Skywave wrote:
> I have been using myself the operator=tag for this kind of stuff. Any
> opinion if brand= is more suitable than operator+.
Even though the differentiation might be a thin line, but they are two
different things. Just consider franchise concepts
The operator of a patrol station i
Guys,
after we now had a longer discussion I guess several things are clear:
We agree that as a first step a code of conduct concerning mass changes is
a very good idea and maybe Frederik can draft one and add it to the wiki as a
proposal.
Following that most agree that a code of conduct
Nick Barnes wrote:
> 'Hamm Strasse' - see link above). One of the guys there commented that
> after he spent some time mapping an area called 'Batley Carr', some
> numbskull thought it would be a good idea to correct all the
> misspellings of 'car' and changed every single reference.
First of all
Gert Gremmen wrote:
> I want to insist however, on the
> website form approach, to oblige
> fast-thinking fast-acting "bot writers" to
> express at least what they intend to do somewhere.
Yes, sure. But not for every run of the bot.
And you can add a description to the
One could go as far as s
Philip Homburg wrote:
> There is not much you can do if someone just rents a botnet and then pollutes
> then database.
Do backups. Regularly.
;)))
Cheers
Hendrik
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Gert Gremmen wrote:
> The serverscript (see below) could create a web page with the
> temporary accountname as a URL, summarizing all the submitted data,
> for consulting by anyone finding a questionable dataelement.
Guys, think about one of the most fundamental design principles for robust
cod
Am 18.09.2008 um 00:40 Uhr schrieb Cartinus:
> > > seem to use k='type' v='something' to indicate what kind of relation it
> > > is.
> > Nonetheless I think that it's redundant, as the existence of a group tag
> > should make it clear that this is a group :) Streets, houses, what ever do
>
> The
Am 16.09.2008 um 22:46 Uhr schrieb leblatt:
> But if I try to convert from kml to gpx with GPSBabel, I get a
> "trackfilter-init: Found track point without time!" error, and no conversion
> occurs.
Well, maybe it would be enough to add timestamps to the KML file (by
hand/script) and then try to c
Am 16.09.2008 um 22:30 Uhr schrieb Erik Lundin:
> All established relations
> seem to use k='type' v='something' to indicate what kind of relation it
> is.
Yes, I have seen that. Because of that I had include the question. Nonetheless
I think that it's redundant, as the existence of a group tag
Am 13.09.2008 um 19:17 Uhr schrieb Hendrik T Voelker:
> just a short question:
>
> How do I describe a group of islands, like e.g. the Ertenholmen (consists of
> about 13 islands, islets, and archipelago in the Baltic Sea.
>
> I would expect to use the relation for that
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