When I'm fixing these, I just delete one of the ways in OSM and make
sure that all the other connections are correct. It really doesn't
matter about the tiger tags. As I don't know where there are county
boundaries, I've just been leaving them as is (though occasionally
been having to move
--- On Mon, 24/8/09, dasdje...@comcast.net wrote:
> How necessary is it to preserve left and
> right zip codes in the way data? (These are frequently
> inaccurate, and I would prefer not to have to research
> them).
It shouldn't be necessary to keep county, state, country or zip/post codes in
a
don't waste too much time trying to make sense of broken data. fix it
in the best possible way and delete tags which don't make sense
anymore. time of mappers is better spent on fixing the data instead of
fiddle around with nearly useless tags.
osm data is dynamic everyone can edit everything
Good evening,
I have been editing the map around Denver, CO, but so far have avoided fixing
duplicate ways straddling county lines. I.e., one physical way is represented
by two ways, one for each county. For a correct and visually pleasing map,
ease in joining intersecting ways, et
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