Implementing it in the routing here is certainly one possibility yes - it does
mean that if you use osm.org then you will get a double redirect.
I don't think we could (or would want to) put it at the top level if it was
across all domains, so we'd need something like `/go/` in the existing
shortcodes to create a namespace for it.
Yes the existing shortcodes encode the location and (optionally) an object -
you can generate them by visiting a node and using the side panel though so you
don't need to work anything out.
Then there's the obvious question of what the mapping use-case (as against end
user use-case) is for these, and how user's would generate them.
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