On Mon, 2013-01-28 at 16:37 -0500, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
Le 13-01-26 12:09 PM, Andrew Allison a ￩crit :
[...]I senf Smillence a copy of this email with a welcome note.
Could you share your welcome note? I'd like to come up with a template
of some sort.
Thank you.
F.
Well I'm not
Fellow Canadian OSM developers (and aspiring developers).
Add yourselves to the wiki and let us know that you are planning to attend
the Hack Weekend. Hack Weekends have a wonderful history in OSM, having
lead to most of the major milestones in OSMs growth and development.
including
I came across this when I was working on Map Roulette connectivity corrections -
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=42.98773840069771lon=-81.24551922082901zoom=18
I thought it was not advised to digitize sidewalks along urban streets - Are
there any other opinions on this?
--
Bernie Connors,
Curious. I wonder if they were trying to get pedestrian routing working.
Vaguely reminds me of something I read somewhere for streets maps for people
who are blind.
Why not ask the person who added them?
--G
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On 2013-01-29, at 20:10, Connors, Bernie (SNB)
Personally I don't map sidewalks like that but I respect local
mappers' work and would not change this, as it isn't really wrong. I
don't think there's a strong consensus to map sidewalks merely as
attributes of the adjoining road, and there are a lot of problems with
that approach, too. E.g. how
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