Hi all,
Just to drag this back up - I encountered an unmapped showground (Chipping,
Lancashire) whilst adding PROWs and don't know the best way to tag. It appears
to hold a several large shows each year (well presumably not this year!) but
doesn't appear to be a recreational site.
I found
Oops... sorry one or two editing errors in the last paragraph.
I meant to say:
"They [the non-expert user] select ROW type and path surface via a nice
interface, and then a tagged GPX trace is generated, *with trksegs tagged with
ROW designation and surface* (which was done by the first
Hi,
Just to continue with the theme of rights of way mapping, I've been noticing
that there are still large tracts of England and Wales away from the 'honeypot'
areas with little or now ROW mapping at all meaning there's still quite a big
job to be done.
As you may remember I have been
Hi Nick,
I like your idea. Breaking the tasks down in to chunks makes sense. One
group of beginners contribute data (a gps trace all coordinated via a
simple app) whilst another group make the edits in OSM.
P.S. On mapthepaths.org.uk (the website) can you make it such that when I
click a local
Hi,
I'm so glad the information is being used and progress is being made.
However, I do have to agree with Rob about the Council's online map.
Re:OS copyright they are really highly protective about what they perceive
to be derived data. I think it would be difficult to add rights of way
whilst
By all means create a UK-specific page to document discussions, show
differences to the rest of the world, and/or state how we do things round
these parts. The naming convention is "[Primary subject] in the United
Kingdom", as in "Showgrounds in the United Kingdom".
On Wed, May 13, 2020 at 12:30
Not sure about the tagging/proposal politics but since there are a small
number of showgrounds, is there anything to stop a UK-specific page being
set up on the Wiki for visibility? Then if anyone wants to harmonise the
tags they can use that as a guide to do so.
There's nothing to say we can't
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