The same in Italy. They are als called "Para-Farmacie" (Para-Pharmacy").
Useful tag, indeed. It can focus the research of the closer (Para)Pharmacy
either you have a prescription or not.
F.
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Adam Schreiber writes:
>> My understanding is that dispensing=yes on a pharmacy would be a
>> pharmacy where you can get a prescription filled.
>
> Yes, but here in the US you wouldn't call anything where you couldn't
> get a prescription filled a pharmacy so the dispensing tag is
> redundant.
On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 5:55 PM, Paul Johnson wrote:
> Greg Troxel wrote:
>> I just mapped a "CVS", which is a store that sells lots of personal
>> hygiene stuff and has a real pharmacy (with a licensed pharmacist, who
>> can fill prescriptions signed by doctors). I used amenity=pharmacy
>> dispen
A few weeks ago, I contacted Oregon GEO to see if I could get the
official GIS data for Oregon relicensed for OpenStreetMap. After a
three-week delay from my initial contact, I got a response to check the
website again: They had updated it so all their data is in the public
domain.
So, all of Or
Greg Troxel wrote:
> I just mapped a "CVS", which is a store that sells lots of personal
> hygiene stuff and has a real pharmacy (with a licensed pharmacist, who
> can fill prescriptions signed by doctors). I used amenity=pharmacy
> dispensing=yes, but find the description on the tag page confusin
Just a heads up to everyone, Metro DRC is holding a staff meeting on
Monday regarding moving to a crowdsourced model to maintain the map. I
contacted the Bike There lead yesterday, who informed me this morning
that my timing was impeccable, and my expressed interest in merging this
data in OSM wil
Dear all,
Had a great mapping party in Toronto last weekend but that alone is not
worthy of a post to talk. We had a great turn out, two brand new
mappers and perfect weather but that too is insufficient for this post
to talk. This post is about one mapper and a cool mapping party
visualization.
Nick Whitelegg wrote:
> Secondly (and apologies for being off topic) I have a couple of questions
> about accommodation and travel in Germany. In the UK (as you may know)
> there is bed and breakfast accommodation in private houses, typically
> costing £20-40 a night. Is there similar style accomm
I just mapped a "CVS", which is a store that sells lots of personal
hygiene stuff and has a real pharmacy (with a licensed pharmacist, who
can fill prescriptions signed by doctors). I used amenity=pharmacy
dispensing=yes, but find the description on the tag page confusing. I
put my confusion on
Hello everyone,
Immediately after SOTM I plan to take a trip for two weeks or so through
Germany and then down into the Alps. Back in the 1980s I stayed in
Münstertal in the Black Forest, just south of Freiburg. Looking at that
area it's partially mapped but I do know that there were more footp
Perhaps when the upstream bikeways data changes, it could automatically log an
OpenStreetBugs request for the affected area? That would be enough to start
with, and over time you could develop code to apply the changes automatically.
For the small number of cases where no automatic update is poss
Hi,
Jukka Rahkonen wrote:
> Unfortunately I really do not believe that automatic update can ever work with
> road data because imported roads are topologically connected with other OSM
> data.
It depends; clever update mechanisms could find out the affected bits,
e.g. if the import signals a nam
Russ Nelson cloudmade.com> writes:
>
> As far as I know, we have no system in place for reporting diffs to a
> data contributor. We also have no system in place for merging in an
> updated import. If, on the other hand, he wanted to use OSM tools for
> editing his data, we can output it
Thanks.
I thought of using seasonal, but a short bit of research revealed 3
classifications of waterway. In countries with seasons it makes sense
to have seasonal=yes, which can be used for a range of other map
features too, but maybe we need something for water features such as
Wadis, and
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