> From: Frederik Ramm [mailto:frede...@remote.org]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2014 12:06 PM
> To: talk-us@openstreetmap.org Openstreetmap
> Subject: [Talk-us] OSM Inspector and streets with E/N/S/W in their name
>
> I wonder: Is OSMI correct in flagging this for correction, or is this
> something
We had a big turnout in San Francisco, with about 40 people showing up over the
course of the day. We think we had a peak of about 30 people all at the same
time in the early afternoon, around 2-3pm. By the end of the day the numbers
dwindled to about a dozen.
Big thanks to Telenav for buying p
On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 12:05 PM, Frederik Ramm wrote:
> In looking at its current error messages and warnings, I find many
> situations in the US where the way itself has a name tag of "South Apple
> Tree Road" but the house has an addr:street tag of just "Apple Tree
> Road". This leads to a "st
On 4/29/14 4:08 PM, Phil! Gold wrote:
> * Frederik Ramm [2014-04-29 21:05 +0200]:
>> In looking at its current error messages and warnings, I find many
>> situations in the US where the way itself has a name tag of "South Apple
>> Tree Road" but the house has an addr:street tag of just "Apple Tree
* Frederik Ramm [2014-04-29 21:05 +0200]:
> In looking at its current error messages and warnings, I find many
> situations in the US where the way itself has a name tag of "South Apple
> Tree Road" but the house has an addr:street tag of just "Apple Tree
> Road". This leads to a "street not found
On 4/29/14 3:31 PM, Richard Weait wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 3:05 PM, Frederik Ramm wrote:
>
>> I wonder: Is OSMI correct in flagging this for correction, or is this
>> something that nobody really cares about and that should not be
>> highlighted? I.e. should we, in OSMI, drop the E/N/S/W p
On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 2:52 PM, Saikrishna Arcot wrote:
> I vote for keeping this check in place (i.e. an exact match of the street
> name), because there are some places (in California, I think) where the
> prefix/suffix changes from North to West as you are driving down the road,
> and I believ
I vote for keeping this check in place (i.e. an exact match of the street
name), because there are some places (in California, I think) where the
prefix/suffix changes from North to West as you are driving down the road, and
I believe it's important that we distinguish between the two.
--
Saik
On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 3:05 PM, Frederik Ramm wrote:
> Hi,
>
[ ... ]
> I wonder: Is OSMI correct in flagging this for correction, or is this
> something that nobody really cares about and that should not be
> highlighted? I.e. should we, in OSMI, drop the E/N/S/W prefix of street
> names before t
Hi,
the OSM Inspector address layer now has world-wide coverage thanks to
a sponsorship from Geotab in Canada - I believe that this has already
been mentioned here.
In looking at its current error messages and warnings, I find many
situations in the US where the way itself has a name tag of "S
I'll amplify Alex' comment about our DC editathon by adding that two of our
participants were a father-son team mapping their neighborhood. Let's do
more to encourage parents to bring their kids and get youthful mappers in
the pipeline. Get 'em started young and make lifelong mappers out of 'em.
-
Seattle's event had a good turn out. We had about 9 people, although some
people came late and others left early. We had a mix of new people and
experienced ones. Thanks to the OSM-US we now have OSM vests that Paul
Norman brought down from Vancouver. It is interesting that we had new
people that h
Thank you for picking these up, Randy.
One of the common newcomer questions on the various channels is some variant of
"how do I work with some portion of the OpenStreetMap data set?" I'm sure that
we'll be pointing folks to these as well as the extracts from Geofabrik.
It's also nice to see y
DC went great with about 25 people showing up. Had a great conversation
here with steven johnson about going more directly after student
participants. Maybe a model for other editathons too? For dc, it definitely
helps branding the editathon as explicitly open to beginners. We routinely
have about
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