2013/6/12 stevea <stevea...@softworkers.com> > Is Jane Street (NYC) "in" Chelsea or Greenwich Village? Well, kind of > both. This is where nodes work better. >
well, they could also overlap (so you could see from the polygons that there is a certain area which somehow "belongs" to both neighbourhoods (and probably to none of them clearly, as it is distant from both centers). > And again, neighborhood nodes belong not in some > mathematically-determined "center" but rather at a "cultural crossroads" > that represents the "heart of the center" of that neighborhood. > +1, I agree that if you have no idea where the actual boundary might be (perceived by the locals) it is best to put a node to where you are sure it is a central place for this neighbourhood. cheers, Martin
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