Colin Smale's Comments
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124495185 | about 3 years ago | How sure are you that the name is correct? |
124534759 | about 3 years ago | The problem was that Chaceley was a subarea of Tewkesbury Town whereas it should have been a subarea of Tewkesbury District (and a peer of Tewkesbury Town). If you don't understand something, I don't mind helping you out, but I don't want to spend time repairing well-intentioned but misguided efforts to fix it... |
124534759 | about 3 years ago | Actually, there was nothing wrong with the tagging. There is both a Tewkesbury District (at admin_level=8) and a Tewkesbury Town Council (at admin_level=10 as it is a Civil Parish council). |
124534759 | about 3 years ago | You are right to flag this anomaly in the admin levels, but PLEASE if you are going to fix it, do it properly and not randomly. Work out what the actual error is, and follow established practice to repair it. If you don't feel confident, leave it alone and leave a note. |
123999012 | about 3 years ago | Hi,
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123999012 | about 3 years ago | Please don't change the admin_centre to a random node. It should be the place node of the admin centre settlement, not a label location or any geometrically derived location! |
123471897 | about 3 years ago | Why? Are you going to do this to every other boundary relation you come across? |
123449115 | about 3 years ago | That's a different concept. Area=yes makes it explicit that the object is the entire area within the polygon (think of a field), whereas area=no means that the object is only the perimeter (think of hedges). In this case area=yes is implicit because it's a boundary. The numerical value is being used here to hold the area in hectares. I agree this is not how it is documented, however it is not very friendly to delete someone else's data. Have you considered posting a question on the tagging mailing list? There may be a better "home" for the area in hectares. |
123449115 | about 3 years ago | What error was it causing? It's a perfectly valid tag, used in many places. |
123449115 | about 3 years ago | You seem only to have removed the area=* tag. May I ask why? |
123121638 | about 3 years ago | "RING" als ref blijft onjuist. De rol van die tekst is niet om aan te geven dat je op een specifieke ringwegroute zit, maar dat je op "een" ringwegroute zit. Met andere woorden, het is een classificatie, maar geen identificatie. De tekst "Ring Utrecht" daarentegen is wel identificerend - het geeft aan op welke specifieke ringroute je je bevindt. Ik neem aan dat RWS erop toeziet dat "Ring X" uniek blijft binnen Nederland.
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123121638 | about 3 years ago | De zichtbare tekst "RING" op een verkeersbord is precies dat - zichtbare tekst. Het is een kwestie van interpretatie of het een bestemming is, een routeaanwijzing, een ref of iets anders. Jouw interpretatie is blijkbaar anders dan de mijne.
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123121638 | about 3 years ago | Hi Jeroen,
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122865551 | about 3 years ago | Obviously, but it was also unnecessary to change them, as such areas are more often than not represented as relations anyway. If it ain't broken, there's no need to fix it, I would say. |
122865551 | about 3 years ago | Why do this? |
121853609 | about 3 years ago | Hi Paul,
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120497640 | about 3 years ago | Do the tracks you removed, not exist? Or are you trying to say they are private property? They should not be removed from the map just because they are private. |
122416374 | about 3 years ago | Hi! I notice you brought the admin boundary in line with the coastline in Rothesay harbour whereas before they were separate. The admin boundary should correspond to low water (technically MLWS) whereas the coastline corresponds to high water (technically MHWS). Ordnance Survey seems to think that parts of the harbour dry at low tide. One problem with aerial photography is that you don't know the state of the tide at that moment, so it's a bit difficult to judge the exact limits of the foreshore from them. Hence I prefer to trust the OS who periodically resurvey both limits accurately, from multiple sources. How would you feel about leaving low water and the admin boundary where the OS places them? |
121967608 | about 3 years ago | Hi, please note the admin centre of Hambleton CP has been put back to where it was (the place node) which is where it belongs.... |
121735942 | about 3 years ago | Yes, I am working on it. I checked with the community first, by the way. |