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If the page in question listed something that could be construed as a property boundary, sure. It doesn't.
by jjoonathan 7y ago
If the page in question listed something that could be construed as a property boundary, sure.
It doesn't.
- falcolas 7y agoEvery new home owner gets a "plat" that outlines the boundaries of their property, including GPS coordinates. Using a tool (like Google Maps) to overlay a coordinate with a ground feature isn't exactly absurd.
- jjoonathan 7y agoWhat does that have to do with the Melbourne Open Data Portal? If you want to argue that Google Maps could do more to highlight the accuracy/precision limitations of its projected imagery, I'd completely agree -- but that's a different argument.