I've just been looking at use of designation on taginfo
UKhttp://taginfo.openstreetmap.org.uk/keys/designation#valuesand
there are many not very appropriate uses.
The ones which stick out to me are : permissive_bridleway (if its
permissive it's not been designated), Holiday Chalet and The
after the last hack weekend, i wanted to have another around the
beginning of March, and that's rapidly approaching. here's a doodle
poll for the weekends and if you're interested in coming, please
indicate which weekends you'd be available.
http://www.doodle.com/hh4vnx2p8kzrnypv#table
thanks,
On 5 February 2014 10:47, SK53 sk53@gmail.com wrote:
I've just been looking at use of designation on taginfo UK and there are
many not very appropriate uses.
Indeed. I think many may have been caused by Potlatch previously
having a designtaion box appear by default on a lot of objects,
@Nick: When we discussed how to tag the yellow arrow on its own the general
conclusion was that it depends on the normal practice off the local
authority. AndyS cautioned that some permissive paths can be tagged just
with a yellow arrow.
@Jerry: The issue you refer to is a consequence of the way
Hi
About a week ago user Jestr88 added large areas tagged natural=water;
name=flooding. to indicate the flooded areas on the Somerset levels.
http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/258412163
Apart from the inaccuracy of these (water levels vary hourly) I thought
temporary information was frowned
I thought temporary information like closures of paths and roads were good to
put on the map, if nothing else to allow routing to avoid them.
The water I agree is likely to be a bit inaccurate and isn't going to help with
the routing, but like a road, those areas will be wet for quite some
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