Re: [Talk-us] Tiger Data 2007

2008-10-29 Thread Dale Puch
On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:07 AM, Dave Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 16:29 -0700, Alan Brown wrote: When that data is imported - how will you know that a missing road was intentionally deleted from OSM, or simply missing from the dataset? If they reappear, it

Re: [Talk-us] Tiger Data 2007

2008-10-28 Thread Nick Hocking
I don't see it as corrupting. It's not mangling the mapper's work in any way. If they don't like the new overlapping road, then just delete the TIGER one. Ok - We've hit an impass then. You can't just hit delete You have to merge all the duplicated data in order to make the way/area sane It

Re: [Talk-us] Tiger Data 2007

2008-10-28 Thread Alan Brown
PM Subject: Re: [Talk-us] Tiger Data 2007 I don't see it as corrupting. It's not mangling the mapper's work in any way. If they don't like the new overlapping road, then just delete the TIGER one. Ok - We've hit an impass then. You can't just hit delete You have to merge all the duplicated data

Re: [Talk-us] Tiger Data 2007

2008-10-28 Thread Dave Hansen
On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 15:46 -0700, Alan Brown wrote: If those 10% are located where someone has poured their heart into making a carefully constructed map - you could disillusion some of your most active contributors. Yup, I completely agree. But, one of the nice things is that the active