Dialable, darn spell check.
And, in the US, the 1-800 or 1 (800) has become 800 or (800), though not +1-800
because these are "inward" only, without the preceding 1, though some places
might still need to dial this, our 11-digit / preceding 1 or 10-digit thing
(not terribly hard to figure out i
Thanks!
Both wikis & the Oz guidelines updated appropriately:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Australian_Tagging_Guidelines/Australian_features#Phonewords
Thanks
Graeme
On Sun, 25 Sept 2022 at 11:48, stevea wrote:
> Solutions abound!
>
> There is a pesky "only in this country toll-free d
Yeah, so this can be confusing. The 1300 prefix appears to be an
Australia-only way of dialing what is followed by a six digit number (and as
there are eight in the mnemonic, the last two are ignored, we get this in the
states with our 1800 and flavors, like 1888 and 1877 and 1866... "toll-free
Solutions abound!
There is a pesky "only in this country toll-free dialing" sort of thing that is
a number domestically (AU only) and then what appears to be its international
number, something in NANPA's 710, or what is a moldy-oldy US federal government
"thing" with exactly one working number
uld ignore the marketing.
On 22/9/22 17:44, Phil Wyatt wrote:
Personally, I would just do the 6 as the others are redundant
From: Graeme Fitzpatrick
Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2022 3:47 PM
To: OSM-Au
Subject: [talk-au] "Wrong" phone numbers
Just fixing a Note, & the company
Wyatt wrote:
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> Personally, I would just do the 6 as the others are redundant
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> *From:* Graeme Fitzpatrick
> *Sent:* Thursday, 22 September 2022 3:47 PM
> *To:* OSM-Au
> *Subject:* [talk-au] "Wrong" phone numbers
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> Just fixing a Note
I too would ignore the marketing.
On 22/9/22 17:44, Phil Wyatt wrote:
Personally, I would just do the 6 as the others are redundant
*From:*Graeme Fitzpatrick
*Sent:* Thursday, 22 September 2022 3:47 PM
*To:* OSM-Au
*Subject:* [talk-au] "Wrong" phone numbers
Just fixing a N
Personally, I would just do the 6 as the others are redundant
From: Graeme Fitzpatrick
Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2022 3:47 PM
To: OSM-Au
Subject: [talk-au] "Wrong" phone numbers
Just fixing a Note, & the company's phone number is listed on their website as
1300
Just fixing a Note, & the company's phone number is listed on their website
as 1300 xx xx, as they have their name in it. If you dial it though,
the system will ignore the last two digits, as the first 10 make a valid
number
So how do we map it?
Phone numbers are supposed to be formatted as 1
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