If I put Drimnin in the centre of my tablet's screen in an area of 780m EW and 515m NS (landscape) the land/sea boundary is marked (not always accurately) by a number of coincident way/relation/multipolygon items all of which pass through 49 things that look like nodes.
There are actually 71 individual nodes (see caveat) of which :- 27 nodes are on all of the way/relation/multipolygon items 44 nodes are arranged in 22 coincident pairs, each on a subset of the way/relation/multipolygon items At least one of the nodes in each coincident pair has a tag, but the 27 nodes that are on all of the way/relation/multipolygon items do not have any tags. CAVEAT : I haven't checked every one of the 49 things that look like nodes, so it is possible that some may be composed of more than 2 coincident nodes. Even if they are all just pairs of nodes, I don't know if the same subset of the way/relation/multipolygon items occurs throughout. I am limited to contributing updates via an Android tablet - using Vespucci, as iD is unuseable on my touch screen. I can easily move the 27 nodes that are on all of the way/relation/multipolygon items, but for the others, I have to select and move each of the coincident nodes individually - to the same location ! My opinion is that :- a) boundaries should have their properties defined at the way/relation/multipolygon level b) individual nodes on such boundaries should not have any tags c) coincident nodes on such boundaries should be combined into one What does everyone else think ? How should the right solution be implemented ?
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