On 2014-07-15 10:37 AM, Scott Rollins wrote:
I think we hit a divided by a common language situation here. From
the dictionaries I found, launchpad appears to be perfectly
acceptable (and, it appeared to me, the preferred spelling) in
American English.
Although I'm not commenting on the
Clifford - what a great initiative! I am going to try to attend (and
think of something interesting to present as well)
On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 6:08 PM, Clifford Snow cliff...@snowandsnow.us wrote:
OpenStreetMap Seattle invites you to the Tenth Anniversary of OpenStreetMap
Celebration, August
I'm checking with with Tulsa's Code for America brigade if they're
interested in having another mapathon (the first one was largely successful
with about what I would have expected for turnout, even though I overslept
in and was five hours late when I was the one supposed to be giving an
intro!)
Bear in mind that motorway_junction nodes also (often/should) have a
ref tag marking the exit/junction number, and there's no specific
tagging for motorway_links that carries that info.
Chris
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Website: http://www.cnlawrence.com/
Anybody else think we should CC [talk-ca] in on this too? Main reason I'm
suggesting this is because of how they (at least in Ontario) have been doing
the exit tags, which is to add everything to the 'name' tag so it gets rendered
on the map (at least I think that was why it was done this way,
James, it couldn't hurt to bring them in on it. Canada and the US
coordinate to some degree on many standards including some collaboration on
signage standards. It shouldn't really just be a US or North American
standard, in the end; anywhere that has highway off ramps should probably
be using the
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