On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 7:10 PM, G. Michael Carter
wrote:
>
> This is what I hate about copyright.
>
> So if copying the name "Forest Lawn" or Campsite 19 from a map it's a
> violation. What about copying the name from the official website? is
> copying the name of the Ontario Science Centre f
lol
it's a good thing that all physical campsites are physically numbered,
so they can be mapped on osm with the name tag.
whats fun with osm, is that you can go head and make a better map than
the one that the campgrown owner made, and stick the osm logo and
propert attribution on it, and give
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 7:10 PM, G. Michael Carter wrote:
> This is what I hate about copyright.
>
> So if copying the name "Forest Lawn" or Campsite 19 from a map it's a
> violation. What about copying the name from the official website? is
> copying the name of the Ontario Science Centre from
This is what I hate about copyright.
So if copying the name "Forest Lawn" or Campsite 19 from a map it's a
violation. What about copying the name from the official website? is
copying the name of the Ontario Science Centre from
http://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca/
a violation? (like I jus
I've imported some data on 031G05 but I can't see where to tag the
spreadsheet that I've done so.
Can anyone assist please?
Thanks John
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A few months ago I entered the roads for campgrounds specifically :
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=44.32948&lon=-79.3248&zoom=16&layers=M
It's not complete but a good start. I had two thoughts.
1. If I grab the camp site numbering off the reservations website
and/or campground maps would
Seems "walking" routable maps use the trails only if their connected to
the roads.
ie:
http://maps.cloudmade.com/?lat=43.906319&lng=-80.13696&zoom=16&directions=43.902082417856064,-80.13610124588013,43.909333095564016,-80.12887001037598&travel=foot&styleId=1&opened_tab=1
So any ideas how to
Generally speaking Europe uses give way signs on the lessor road, or
stop signs on the lessor road not the four way stop system.
There are some misconceptions about them, that they reduce speed for
example, plus they are a fairly cheap in capital cost way for
councilors to respond to residents con
What is wrong with no signs at all?? That is what they do in Europe,
but it does require people to use common sense, which is fine with me.
Russell
On 2010-07-28, at 9:39 PM, Corey Burger wrote:
> Because they are cheap to install. A mini-roundabout can cost upwards
> of 10k while two additiona
Because they are cheap to install. A mini-roundabout can cost upwards
of 10k while two additional stop signs are only about 2k. That is
installed cost.
They also don't prevent large vehicles from passing like a
mini-roundabout would. A bus or a large truck cannot operate down a
street with such tr
I was talking to a cyclist a month or two ago at some planning thing
or other and they mentioned that four way stop signs were their least
favourite thing about cycling in the city. Europe doesn't use them so
I decided to have a dig into them.
Apparently they aren't very cost effective, there are
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