Hi Jo,
Sorry to hear that you feel that way.
The Fix The Road Name initiative comes from Mappa Mercia - an OpenStreetMap
group in the West Midlands. It is the first of our quarterly projects that
are designed to promote OSM and attempt to grow a bigger and better
community in the UK (similar to
Hijacking the thread somewhat, but something that I was wondering about
recently...
There are many roads that are signed, and we can add them to OSM. Great!
There are some roads that are signed, and the sign differs from what the
local authority thinks that a road is called (usually just
On 24 January 2015 at 20:33, SomeoneElse li...@atownsend.org.uk wrote:
However, there are names where the name in OSM is what the local authority
uses, and what local people would agree that it is called, but there's no
sign on the ground. How do we reflect that?
I just wanted to add that
On 24/01/15 20:33, SomeoneElse wrote:
However, there are names where the name in OSM is what the local
authority uses, and what local people would agree that it is called, but
there's no sign on the ground. How do we reflect that? It's useful to
know from a
I suspect the local authority take
Okay, borrowed a public keyboard for a ten minute ration so i'll try to
outline a bit better.
Frederik Ramm had the perfect keyphrase when he described osm as a
community of makers. Authentic community meetups, for some value of
authentic which means self-motivated and group-motivating
I have always assumed that your usage is fine, although I have not tagged
this information myself.
However, today chasing up one of the missing locator streets (one I knew
had been built, but had not bee in the area for a while) I found that the
road is completely lacking any street name signs.
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