A seawall was recently re-built in west Rhyl. As a result, and following
two GPS surveys, earlier this week (Tue 20/10) I moved three features on
the coast in West Rhyl. These were : the coastline, the boundary of a
beach and the route of a cycleway which follows the new seawall.
The cycle route
Thanks both SK53 and Shaun - I'll wait patiently.
On 23/10/15 14:14, Shaun McDonald wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The coastline is updated at a much slower pace compared to everything else,
> so it's expected that it won't align for some time in the map rendering. It
> could be days, weeks, or months
This is most likely just the much slower update cycle for coastlines (which
come from shape files regenerated from time-to-time).
On 23 October 2015 at 14:02, Bogus Zaba wrote:
> A seawall was recently re-built in west Rhyl. As a result, and following
> two GPS surveys,
Hi,
The coastline is updated at a much slower pace compared to everything else, so
it's expected that it won't align for some time in the map rendering. It could
be days, weeks, or months between coastline updates, and not minutely updates
like all of the other OSM data. So don't worry about
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On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 10:01:16PM +0100, Dave F. wrote:
> Adding accurate data is, of course, improving OSM, but only if it's from an
> allowable source.
>
> The lack of communication implies there's something to hide.
Personally, I think that they should be blocked until they provide a
proper
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