I have created a number of "landuse" areas which are divided by ways.
E.g. a "natural=wood" area abutting a "landuse=farm" area with a
"highway=footway" running along the join. Where they join, the two areas
share the same nodes, as does the footway which goes along the join.
However, JOSM's validator is complaining of "overlapping ways". I know
there is some contention as to whether sharing nodes is necessarilly the
right thing to do, but in this case the footway really is the thing that
divides the woodland from the farmland - should I take notice of the
validator and change the way I have drawn the land use areas (I guess I
could move them to layer -5, but shouldn't landuse areas default to being
on the lowest layer anyway?), or should I just ignore the warnings?
- Steve
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