robert's Comments
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US Map | That first url was supposed to be www.openstreetmap.org/edit?lat=whatever&lon=whatever |
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US Map | Sounds like a good project for a beginner programmer :) All you’d have to do is get the town list from somewhere (I’m sure you could find a good one if you asked around US people) and build a tiny web app that looks up a random town and redirects the user to www.openstreetmap.org/edit? . Might be able to do it in just javascript. Might even be able to do it as a bookmarklet (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bookmarklet). |
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Update on Project Drake, mapping the University of Cambridge | Yup, that’s what I assumed. Excellent. |
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Update on Project Drake, mapping the University of Cambridge | Good work. Are the University planning on running a monitoring bot of some kind in case some bright spark decides to start messing around with e.g. the building reference IDs? |
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WOF#6. OSM is no more small business | Jesus they’re really hiding around every corner for you, aren’t they? |
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Untangeling ways | Agreed with asciiphil. Node sharing is very good for conjoined areas. The tools aren’t always great at dealing with them though. |
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CHISEL | Um, that’s not quite how OSM works. This is just a diary. Like a blog for notes. To add something to the map you’ve actually got to edit the map from the “edit” tab. |
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WOF#3. Database bloat hoax | Oh hold on - is this all about you trying to justify doing bulk edits? Good luck with that. |
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The Beginning | Why yes it does. |
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Is there an app? Who's doing the app? | Do you mean like osm.wiki/Android and osm.wiki/IOS ? |
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THE LAW OF FASHION | spam |
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x-plane users | Wow. Good amount of buildings there. Do you know about the “orthogonalize” button in potlatch/josm? Allows you to snap everything to right angles quickly & easily. Also josm has a useful set of features for doing buildings like “extrude”. |
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Another 5 Hours... | Looks like an interesting place to map. |
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Pacific Coast Bicycle Path | You could try asking http://help.openstreetmap.org - lots of people with lots of answers on there. |
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How do I download my GPS traces from OSM ? | The only way I can think is to write a script. |
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Green River, Wyoming, USA | Looking good |
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Campo Grande is a desert! | Now _that_ is the attitude to have. My prediction is you will enjoy mapping more than you did 4sq. |
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UK map | a) They may not agree with the new license
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New to OpenStreetMap | osm.wiki/Potlatch_2/Primer is a good resource too. |
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New to OpenStreetMap | (I have an old yellow eTrex (pre-H) and a BT747A+) |