OpenStreetMap
Transcontinental highway interconnecting Brazil to Germany
Parašė naoliv, laikas 2017 02 09, kalba English.Yep, we can temporarily go from Brazil to Germany by car:
Thanks to somebody changing nodes coordinates using Level0 (I am not blaming Level0, but the person).
Diskusija
Naudotojo Warin61 komentaras, parašytas 2017 m. vasario 10 d., 02:01
Err opps .. 4 years ago.
At 30 km/h that would take some time. I’d take it there are not fuel stops along the way either… But as an alternative to flying and shipping your vehicle .. excellent.
I think the editors now object to long segments like this on upload.
Naudotojo naoliv komentaras, parašytas 2017 m. vasario 10 d., 02:25
Only the node was modified, and not the way osm.org/node/45951546/history That is why we see the way with 4 years old.
Naudotojo R0bst3r komentaras, parašytas 2017 m. vasario 10 d., 07:47
Hey, great opportunity. Maybe for next vacation and let us make a german autobahn out of it!
Naudotojo BushmanK komentaras, parašytas 2017 m. vasario 10 d., 18:06
@Sherita is a spammer, look at her profile.
Naudotojo kreuzschnabel komentaras, parašytas 2017 m. vasario 15 d., 00:49
JFTR: The European end was in the Netherlands, not in Germany.
Naudotojo Polyglot komentaras, parašytas 2017 m. vasario 16 d., 22:35
The changeset is also in Dutch, but I guess you can use the actual road network to get from Germany to The Netherlands :-)
Naudotojo naoliv komentaras, parašytas 2017 m. vasario 16 d., 23:56
In my defense, I took a first look using the map with a low zoom level.
And it seems that it was in Germany :-)
Naudotojo Alexandre Magno komentaras, parašytas 2017 m. vasario 17 d., 22:48
Isso está sutilmente repercutindo em desfavor do Level0. Veja o último WeeklyOSM, por exemplo.
Naudotojo Piskvor komentaras, parašytas 2017 m. vasario 22 d., 08:24
Well, Level0 is a powertool in the extreme: No safety checks, no abstraction beyond the OSM API, anything goes. It does not encourage destructive or misleading edits, unlike the-app-that-shall-not-be-named.