On 2020-02-26 12:34, Florimond Berthoux wrote:
The problem is not the OSM "default" (there is no default) map.
OSM is *not* a map !
The problem is the data put in name tag of some objects, which are not
respectful with the international idea of the project.
I find it a stretch to say that someone mapping someting and putting in
the english name is not respectful to the idea of the project. No one
else but him was bothered enough to put anything in. He mapped it and
that is more than enough to respect also the international idea of the
project (i.c. someone not from or near country X did some mapping in or
near country X).
The problem with the local names is what has already been said a few
times: which name do you put in? If the object borders 2 countries, will
it be two names with a / between them? If the objects borders 10
countries, will it be 10 names with a / between them? If the object is
the atlantic ocean, what then?
Will it be nothing in the name tag and are we then going to complain
that the opencarto style falls back to name:en?
I just hope it will not turn into an edit war if there is no answer to
that.
Regards,
Maarten
Le mar. 25 févr. 2020 à 22:57, Mario Frasca <ma...@anche.no> a
écrit :
I'm afraid that the conclusion you summarize here is not at all
reached.
we have reached the conclusion on the pointless point: "we discuss
in English".
as for the values of the `name` tag:
I prefer to see "Adriatic Sea" rather than nothing.
I prefer "Mare Adriatico" to "Adriatic Sea".
I definitely question the choice of the editor who wrote "Gulf of
Trieste" for a piece of sea that borders with Italy (in an area
where Friuls is a recognized language), and Slovenia.
and I have suggested that the problem would vaporize if we added a
language identifier to the tile request.
I'm very much interested in reading reactions to this.
MF
On 25/02/2020 16:10, Tomek wrote:
W dniu 20-02-25 o 21:52, stevea pisze:
I believe I speak for many, most, or even all of us here (except
Tomek) that "this is a settled matter."
SteveA
Sprawa rozwiązana, każdy mówi w jakim języku chce, a znacznik
“name” z
obiektów międzynarodowych zostanie usunięty, z wyjątkiem mórz
graniczących z państwami.
Dziękuję za dyskusję
La problemo estas solvita, ĉiu povas paroli en iu ajn lingvo; kaj
la
etikedo “name” el internaciaj objektoj estos forigita, escepte
de maroj
apudaj al landoj.
Dankon por diskuto
The problem is solved, everyone can speak in any language; and the
tag
“name” from international objects will be deleted, except of
seas
adjacent to the countries.
Thank you for discussion
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