On 2015-01-28 07:52, Simon Poole wrote:
According to overpass turbo there is the small number of 394 such nodes
(historical hospitals) remaining in the US (excluding Alaska and
Hawaii). Given that this is bad data that actually might have disastrous
consequences, I would suggest that fixing these
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Am 13.01.2015 um 21:29 schrieb Wolfgang Zenker:
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> In Montana I have removed rather than changed these POIs, as they definitely
> no longer existed before the GNIS import. Removing these for all of the US
> would be a good thing, especially for hospitals. We definitely don't want
> people in a
* Minh Nguyen [150128 09:12]:
> [..]
> It doesn't sound like Paul was proposing to systematically eliminate
> place=hamlet POIs. It sounds like he was evaluating each one on its merits.
> I do delete GNIS POIs fairly regularly, but not just because they're
> tagged place=hamlet. It's usually be
On 2015-01-27 22:42, Greg Morgan wrote:
OSM Inspector[1] has a nice tool to check issues with these
city/town/village/hamlet POIs. I updated a bunch of the POIs in
Arizona to the 2010 numbers. I see that some mappers changed the
values to the estimated value. Another mapper would change it ba
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