[Talk-us] UK assumptions that don't hold in the U.S.

I've noticed some odd things on OpenCycleMap and other renderings, and I think it's due to a difference in how things are in the UK vs. here. *Most railways have passenger service. Thus OCM (and the transport map) show all rail lines. *Tracks are useful for cycling. When you zoom in on OCM,

[Talk-us] proposed automated edit: forested wetlands

The landuse import for Georgia (which IMO is poor-quality and should be deleted, but that's not going to happen) has a bunch of areas tagged as note = Forested Wetland with no useful natural=* tags (since natural=wood and natural=wetland both apply). Example:

Re: [Talk-us] UK assumptions that don't hold in the U.S.

On 5/29/2012 10:00 AM, Frederik Ramm wrote: Hi, On 05/29/12 11:57, Nathan Edgars II wrote: *Most railways have passenger service. Thus OCM (and the transport map) show all rail lines. But isn't a railway an obstacle for cyclists no matter what services they support? Sure. But that would