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sadly it's not anything that malicious, they're just using a wms type map setup which involves requesting a bounding box of the viewing extent and the server re
by cwmma 11y ago
sadly it's not anything that malicious, they're just using a wms type map setup which involves requesting a bounding box of the viewing extent and the server responding back with it, it's really really bad because it's impossible to cache and really slow. But sadly it's a 'standard' that many gis people think is a good idea.
- jessaustin 11y agoI appreciate the technical details, but this doesn't really contradict the parent. It's very possible that "horrible contractors" would implement ill-considered "best practices" like the one you describe.