There's two methods to join two areas: you can delete the coincident
segments and combine the two unclosed polygons (as you have tried), or
you can use JOSM's join ways feature.
What you are doing (the first method) should have worked, and I don't
know why the two ways don't want to stay joined
I ran across the following on a website dedicated to small boats about
a possible threat to the GPS system:
http://www.duckworksmagazine.com/11/reports/gps/index.htm
Not sure how big an issue this will be, but it is something to watch...
Colin McGregor
The geocaching community has been watching this for a while. I don't understand
why this has gotten as far as it has given that the GPS system is owned by the
United States and is used for military and law enforcement applications
domestically. You would think that the government would just say
On Sun, Aug 21, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Adam Dunn dunna...@gmail.com wrote:
There's two methods to join two areas: you can delete the coincident
segments and combine the two unclosed polygons (as you have tried), or
you can use JOSM's join ways feature.
What you are doing (the first method) should
My involvement with OSM predates Potlatch by a couple months, so I
learned to edit OSM with JOSM, and that's what feels most natural to
me. I get frustrated trying to use Potlatch. The complete opposite of
you :)
Your data looks good, except for one thing: you tagged the way with
the name,
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