> Definetly agreed, how do we start ?

I'd suggest to 

- create a wiki page 
- identify the use cases for this list and document on the wiki, i.e.
    * list can be used for immediate user feedback in online editors
(potlatch, josm, etc.)
    * list can be used in validation tools 
    * list shall *NOT* be used to enforce the usage of a predefined set of
tags
    * others? 

- create a proposal for the "data model" to be provided by this lists,
discuss
  it and agree to it 

- create a proposal for the machine readable "encoding" (xml, structured
ascii, whatever), 
  discuss it and agree to it

- create a proposal for the data flow, discuss it and agree to it 
  - where is the data maintained? On the wiki? somewhere else? In other
words: where is
    the master
  - which tool/tools generate "the list"? 
  - where is "the list" deployed to and how can we retrieve it from there?

Karl


-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Im
Auftrag von sylvain letuffe
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 18. Dezember 2008 16:58
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: [OSM-dev] Machine-readable list of map features?

> We should try to find one place to
> store the generated information. This file or database should contain 
> all information needed by the different applications.
> If we generate a file, maybe on daily basis, that contains the needed 
> information, there is no need for everyone to parse the wiki on his own.

Definetly agreed, how do we start ?


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