Hi, On 30.03.2014 22:25, André Pirard wrote: > Unfortunately, this is the kind of fuzziness that makes GPSes send cars > to forbidden places or through mud
You are obviously trying to hijack this thread because some time ago you changed something on the wiki and someone else complained. You thought you were doing the right thing, you got a dressing down, and you haven't gotten over it to this day. You are obviously of the - mistaken - opinion that if we just had a wiki that would have clear and concise rules, everything else would automatically follow. > Yes, Nounours is right. If tagging is not precisely defined, the taggers > will tag each their own way and data consumers will not understand it > and it will have been tagged in vain. In most cases you'll find that one or two ways of tagging something cover 90 or 95 percent of cases. That's good enough for me... > 3: if a car is sent to where it shouldn't go by the tagging, replacing it with > the tags that send it to the right way needs little discussion beyond > "fine, thanks"; I'd say this is true if you are talking about something widely accepted like oneway=yes. But if you talk about something more complex, where different interpretations are possible and you change tags so that things work in *your* routing engine, then that's the wrong approach - the tags must describe what is on the ground, and the routing engine must be adapted to work with that. Bye Frederik -- Frederik Ramm ## eMail frede...@remote.org ## N49°00'09" E008°23'33" _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
