Sorry if this has been talked about to death and I didn't notice, but I
did search a bit and didn't find the answer. I'm also pretty sure I'm
up-to-date on all the code.
I have been curious for a long time why JOSM's slippymap plugin seems to
decrease the max_zoom_level by 4 every time I run it,
Brandon Aguirre wrote:
US census has a well-organized system of divisions that might suit the
need to create hierarchy within urban agglomerations and poly-centric
regions.
I like this--it's naming a region, so it doesn't seem so far-fetched
that it would be in the map. As a renderer, I
Brian Quinion wrote:
If it isn't possible to undo the changes (because it is anon.) then
I'd +1 the ban on anon.
Me too. Anon can still request fixes on openstreetbugs, after all. And
if you're going through the trouble of installing and learning a map
editor and/or writing your own custom
Karl Newman wrote:
As an aside, San Francisco is unique in the USA (as far as I know) in
that the city and county have the same extents.
Oh, so THAT'S why San Francisco's unique! I've always wondered. ;)
-Beej, proud Bay Area citizen
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Hey all,
This is sort of a general question with a specific example, namely,
Marin County.
Marin County (just north of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco,
California) already exists in OSM. It's made of bad TIGER data that has
been partially corrected (by myself and others). Streams and
Stefan Baebler wrote:
That, my friends, is so last year's fashion!
A photo to prove it: http://www.openstreetmap.org/user/StefanB
Ha! :)
I have a nice neoprene case from Gilsson for my eTrex with a velcro loop
and a carabiner on it--I'd secure it to the top of my backpack while
mountain biking
A few goodies around the world that would be fun to map:
http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2006/11/incomprehensible-intersections.html
I got to make one of the first passes at mapping the MacArthur Maze here
in Oakland CA--that was quite a learning experience. :)
-Beej
Gervase Markham wrote:
Which should I have done? That's the question I'm saying that anyone who
wants to extend a formerly binary tag with new values needs to provide
an answer to before they start using the new values.
IMO, one should implement the even-more-defensive option C, which is:
if
http://www.esri.com/news/arcnews/fall08articles/implementing-gi-technologies.html
I only had time to skim this article, but it looked like it might have
some relevance. (I apologize in advance if I'm mistaken!)
Especially closer to the end he talks about issues with licensing and
restricting
This is an area near my house. If you want to get to University Ave
from Hearst Ave by car, I would recommend against Google's suggested route:
http://tinyurl.com/66q4l4
This is properly tagged on OSM to prevent this. :)
-Beej
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Will Harrison wrote:
Vmap0 contains road data for the entire world.
This data is in shapefile format, for the record.
-Beej
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