Who's going to draw up the target list of press platforms to send this to
and more importantly discover the correct contact?
Regards
Brian
On 27 July 2014 23:20, Dan S danstowell+...@gmail.com wrote:
Grant,
Yes! Thanks for starting this. I've taken the liberty of being very
bold. I've
You are! Or someone else. :) Are you in a position to help? Please add
target press to the document if you have any suggestions.
I wonder if UCL press office would be interested, since Steve Coast
was at UCL when it started, and UCL has been supportive of OSM over
the years. Is there a UCL+OSM
On 27/07/14 22:26, ianmspen...@gmail.com wrote:
So there should be a clear tagging that is distinct for the meaning
of “trunk (UK sense)” vs “trunk (International sense)
The logical conclusion of this would be that there would have to be a
different tag for every jurisdiction. In this
I absolutely agree that this has to be down to the users of the data to sort
out. Here at traveline south east, we have just started using OSM for our GIS
data and we map bus routes and route pedestrians on the GIS. We have had to
take on board all sorts of quirks - three different ways (so
David,
I’ve acknowledged this elsewhere and understand the problem better. I only had
the perspective from having been hit by this problem from several sources over
a number of years. I now realise it is a more general problem and am better
armed to help point the producers in the right
Hi
I must be missing something in your question, because what's wrong with
adding the sub tags bicycle/foot = yes/no? Some users have been adding
bicycle=no to UK motorways for this specific reasons.
General comments:
Something that's said many times before, but needs to be repeated: There
On 28 July 2014 14:07, Dave F. dave...@madasafish.com wrote:
I must be missing something in your question, because what's wrong with
adding the sub tags bicycle/foot = yes/no? Some users have been adding
bicycle=no to UK motorways for this specific reasons.
Agree. I think renderers and routers
Hi All,
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first Thursday of every month. This month we will break the rule. Our next
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