On 2013-11-13 18:12, Marc Gemis wrote : > > On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 4:27 PM, André Pirard > <a.pirard.pa...@gmail.com <mailto:a.pirard.pa...@gmail.com>> wrote: > > Would anyone mind so little? ;-) > > > Because I promised to write some guidelines for the import of AGIV > addresses, I want to know what I should write. I also think my problem > is more common than yours. By this I mean that it show be obvious to > any mapper to tag a POI so that it's address is returned correctly. Don't take it bad. I was only joking, of course ( ;-) ). Sorry if I hurt you. I sympathize with your work! But I explained the problems I see in a previous message without any answer.
I was going to ask you "how can one find the associatedStreet of a street or of a house?" not using overpass. It's important to find it to use it and to not make a second one isn't it? And how do I find yours? I'm back home and I was going to look at your problem, but I see you're generously helped already. On to the Philippines. > Maybe Belgium is unique regarding its "administrative borders". > Although the Germans also have problems with cities such as Hamburg, > because it misses an administrative layer (see talk mailing list of > the past 2 weeks). And in India they have a problem with their country > borders > > All those problems are important to a group of people, but they are > all exceptions to the general rules. So maybe we should just take up > all those complaints with the Nominatim developers, because they might > not be aware of all those exceptions. If you're talking of Florian Lohoff's problem, I wanted to show/explain him the Belgian boundaries, but I refrained because of the errors in them. Let us correct the errors first ans see if anything remains to be said to Nominatim. Cheers, André.
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