On 04/03/2014, Bryce Nesbitt <bry...@obviously.com> wrote > That's not a good time to be mad.
There's rarely a good time for that :) > If glued polygons are a valid mapping technique, they must be valid mapping > technique at any time (initial entry or data maintenance). > > What's unacceptable is taking an area where someone carefully and > deliberately mapped polygons, and > wantonly gluing them, damaging what was done. That's where we disagree after all :/ One of the driving idea behind osm is continuous improvement. Highly detailed areas that have been touched by a single mapper are probably the minority. Glueing landuse nodes to highway nodes is only valid the same way that drawing a generic squarre where you know there is a building of some shape is valid. As an end result (fsvo "end"), glueing nodes is *not* valid, as should be painfully obvious when checking against highres imagery. I've repeated myself many times in this thread; more text would probably not change entrenched opinions, so this is my last reply on the subject. Go contribute instead. _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
