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On 2013-11-07 08:49, eMerzh wrote :
No problem, here is the translation. Quite decent English. Better than for the discussions on this list, I'm afraid. Not simple Dutch and even the English translations are hard to understand. La Libre:I was just writing a few days ago that, as the law says that the law cannot be copyrighted, there can be no copyright for boundaries, as well as for traffic signs. Shouldn't the boundary maps normally be found in the Moniteur together with this kind of announcement? I wonder what happens when the river or stream used as a borderline by OSM changes its course by itself. And, after finding two pedestrian crossings on Brussels' borderlines, whether the river specialist mapper will notice that moving a river moves a border too. anyone has more informations about this? it might be interesting to be the first map to be up to date :)Many newspapers (but not La Meuse ;-)) contain the (same) information, try a search in Dutch. "Nul n'est censé ignorer la loi" (No one is supposed to ignore the law). When I want to watch eBay articles, I record a daily keyword search whose results are sent to me by e-mail. Any idea when the government will invent that for the law? Cheers,
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