On 11/03/11 21:26, Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
> If you need a laff, try the wiki page on countryside
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Countryside
>
I don't know laughing at is all that appropriate. Al Mar (I assume
that's a he?) is so earnest; it would be like kicking a puppy.
If you read past the "Romantic" (pinched from you) introduction; and the
strange grammar; and the strange spelling (Germanic influence?), I do
think there is a very good point being raised. The road classifications
don't work very well in the country - any country. "Track" has too many
pernicious overtones to be usable under any circumstances.
In hindsight, I wish a system of use-density had been adopted along the
lines of (suggest logarithmic scale):
G: ..
H: ..
I: <Less than 1 vehicle per week>
J: <Up to 1 vehicle per day>
K: <Up to 1 vehicle per hour>
M: <Up to 1 vehicle per minute>
N: <Up to 1 vehicle per second>
O: ..
P: ..
Secondary roads would probably rate lever O: or above. Antarctic
outlying remote monitored stations G: or below...
My 2c (after adjustment for inflation, &c.)
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