Re: [OSM-talk] GeoGratis - Low accuracy Waterways.

2008-03-26 Thread Blake Crosby
All of the offending data has been removed. Please let me know if you see anything odd or of the data in your area of Canada is still there. Blake Blake Crosby wrote: > Just an update... > > Ways have been removed, I'm in the process of removing the nodes should > be done in about 2 hours or

Re: [OSM-talk] GeoGratis - Low accuracy Waterways.

2008-03-25 Thread Blake Crosby
Just an update... Ways have been removed, I'm in the process of removing the nodes should be done in about 2 hours or so. I will post another update when the removal process is complete. Blake Blake Crosby wrote: >> The history also doesn't show a user for the intial way, though this >> data

Re: [OSM-talk] GeoGratis - Low accuracy Waterways.

2008-03-24 Thread Blake Crosby
> The history also doesn't show a user for the intial way, though this > data does NEED to be removed immediately. I am in the process of removing the data now. This was imported BY MISTAKE, by my self. I didn't even realize it until the post by Simon. I'll be more careful in the future. Blak

Re: [OSM-talk] GeoGratis - Low accuracy Waterways.

2008-03-24 Thread Jason Reid
Simon Wood wrote: > Hi all, > What's the deal with GeoGratis rivers, a whole load have appeared in Southen > Alberta. They apear to have a low accuracy, so how should 'we' handle it when > there already is a more accurate way representing a particular river. > > Example location: > http://www.ope

[OSM-talk] GeoGratis - Low accuracy Waterways.

2008-03-24 Thread Simon Wood
Hi all, What's the deal with GeoGratis rivers, a whole load have appeared in Southen Alberta. They apear to have a low accuracy, so how should 'we' handle it when there already is a more accurate way representing a particular river. Example location: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=49.603&lon=