Andy Robinson wrote:
You may have seen from news this morning that the torch relay route for
> the
> > 2012 Olympics has been published. PDF's on the BBC website:
> > http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17358291
> >
> > IMO this the type of data that OSM was made for.
>
> I couldn't disagree more... It's ephemeral noise.
>
Yep, but like gritting routes OSM is one of the few methods that this type
of information can usefully held and displayed. The data might only be
relevant for a short period in the run-up to the games but it's still in my
view relevant and will have a historical context thereafter.
Definitely ...
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