Hello all,
It's been a while since I proposed this. Given that people didn't seem to
think it was a good idea to import all the data, what I'll probably do is
just import in a couple of areas that are personally known to me that I
know are not listed at all on OSM. I'll post here once the areas
Hello everyone,
Would like to announce an update to MapThePaths (mapthepaths.org.uk) - a site
which allows OSM contributors to compare council rights of way data with the
RoW data in OSM, and in doing so, allows users to discover which paths need
designation tags or even need mapping from
Hi Paul,
Thanks for some great suggestions to get the ball rolling. I can certainly
get photos of many of the crossings I've mentioned (if I don't have
multiple examples already).
Cheers,
Jerry
On Mon, 20 Jan 2020 at 14:02, Paul Berry wrote:
> Hi Jerry,
>
> All valid points and thanks for
Hi Jerry,
All valid points and thanks for raising them. I really do think we should
try and find the different types of crossings on the ground (including
variations), photograph them, and put them on the relevant page on the Wiki
with tagging guidelines. I know there is a page already (
My father is now in his late '80s and not as nimble as he used to be. As a
consequence I'm aware of certain things about various aspects of pedestrian
crossings which either I'm not sure about mapping or have no idea. Most of
these are definitely micromapping topics, but I think they are relevant
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