On 2019-07-17 18:03, Philip Barnes wrote:
On Wed, 2019-07-17 at 17:40 +0200, Martin Trautmann wrote:
Is there any chance to connect the notes database with the user's
profile?
Notes that you create, either through osm.org or OSMand can be found on
your profile under My Notes.
In OSMAnd?
Hi,
I'm renaming some wiki pages to remove the "Wikiproject" prefix from the
country pages, following the page naming conventions [1].
I renamed the pages related to Spain months ago. Then I continued through
America. The pages of all Spanish-speaking countries are already renamed [2]
and I have
On 2019-07-17 10:44, Rory McCann wrote:
> I don't think this counts as "tagging for the renderer", which is more about
> adding false data to "make the map look like what you want" (e.g. "I want a
> blue line here, like the `route=ferry` line, so I'll use that").
>
> I think it could be very he
Rory McCann writes:
> I don't think this counts as “tagging for the renderer”, which is more
> about adding false data to “make the map look like what you want”
> (e.g. “I want a blue line here, like the `route=ferry` line, so I'll
> use that”).
>
> I think it could be very helpful for place name
On 19-07-17 18:03, Philip Barnes wrote:
> On Wed, 2019-07-17 at 17:40 +0200, Martin Trautmann wrote:
> Notes that you create, either through osm.org or OSMand can be found on
> your profile under My Notes.
Ah, thanks, my mistake. Yes, you are right, there they are.
I guess I would have expected
On 17/07/2019 16:40, Martin Trautmann wrote:
I recently uploaded some notes from osmand+ to openstreetmap, but did
not see them first.
I now learned how to activate the notes layer both for openstreetmap and
its editor.
But I would prefer that notes would be added to my personal profile in
orde
On Wed, 2019-07-17 at 17:40 +0200, Martin Trautmann wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I recently uploaded some notes from osmand+ to openstreetmap, but did
> not see them first.
>
> I now learned how to activate the notes layer both for openstreetmap
> and
> its editor.
>
> But I would prefer that notes woul
Hi all,
I recently uploaded some notes from osmand+ to openstreetmap, but did
not see them first.
I now learned how to activate the notes layer both for openstreetmap and
its editor.
But I would prefer that notes would be added to my personal profile in
order to find and edit them.
Is there any
17 lip 2019, 09:29 od winfi...@gmail.com:
> Mapping for the renderer means: adding factually wrong data such that it
> renders the way the mapper wants to see it getting rendered (on the standard
> rendering).
>
Or removing correct data to achieve the same.
> That's not what adding IPA strings w
I don't think this counts as “tagging for the renderer”, which is more
about adding false data to “make the map look like what you want” (e.g.
“I want a blue line here, like the `route=ferry` line, so I'll use that”).
I think it could be very helpful for place names which aren't pronounced
the
On 17/07/2019 08:29, Jo wrote:
Unfortunately TTS is not perfect and it never will be, for one thing
because it's often difficult to decide with TTS (which language) to use
for each word in a name string.
For many years I used a TTS engine called Rhetorical on a caller
management system we sup
On Wed, Jul 17, 2019 at 12:58 AM Andrew Errington
wrote:
I think this is a rendering issue (i.e. rendering speech instead of
graphics) and as such does not belong in OSM.
The work to convert an arbitrary string into speech belongs in the
TTS engine.
If we start putting IPA strings in OSM the
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> On 16. Jul 2019, at 19:52, Jo wrote:
>
> If we were to make such exceptions, we would get into trouble really fast, as
> some streets are signed differently on one end and on the other, depending
> how big the street sign is, or in what period it was put there
yes, sign
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> On 16. Jul 2019, at 19:38, Colin Smale wrote:
>
> But exceptions are made in some cases, including where the signage uses the
> abbreviation:
Sometimes I see edit wars where people modify back and forth the value of the
name tag to expand and reintroduce abbreviations.
Mapping for the renderer means: adding factually wrong data such that it
renders the way the mapper wants to see it getting rendered (on the
standard rendering).
That's not what adding IPA strings would do. True, there are multiple ways
to pronounce certain words.
Unfortunately TTS is not perfect
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