On 6/12/2012 4:21 PM, Alan Mintz wrote:
It seems that the easiest way to quickly clean a way that is clean itself, but contains a bunch of orange nodes, is to select the way and then nudge it very slightly (i.e. in JOSM, zoom way in so that a shift-arrow movement is a small fraction of a meter, but more than the resolution of the coordinates, which is how much?). If you are OK with the alignment of the road as you see it against the imagery, this would seem to be within the spirit of the re-licensing, and quite easier and smaller (data-wise) than branding everything odbl=clean or reducing the way to a stub and re-drawing it, which is what I've been doing for ways that are mostly orange nodes.
This is cheating, since if the locations of nodes are copyrightable, so are the locations relative to each other. Of course, so would be adding a node between two bad nodes (since its position is defined in part by being on a bad line) but most remappers have probably done this.
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