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> causing pains that discourage mappers from contributing Like not rendering (bus dedicated) roads despite them being tagged as (bus dedicated) roads using a t
by Freak_NL 3y ago
> causing pains that discourage mappers from contributing
Like not rendering (bus dedicated) roads despite them being tagged as (bus dedicated) roads using a tag approved by the community three and a half years ago. The openstreetmap.org website currently shows gaps all over the world wherever bus dedicated roads exist. This certainly discourages for mappers.
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Carto (default):
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/52.32853/5.04991&layers=N https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/52.32853/5.04991&layer...
Tracestrack Topo:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/52.32853/5.04991&layers=PN https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/52.32853/5.04991&layer...
- aendruk 3y agoDon’t wait for me to do it; you can steelman too: It’s plausible that the consequences of an actively wrong implementation would be more costly than this delay. Instead of just throwing costs at each other, you could acknowledge the other party’s and then argue that yours are greater. (I personally would agree with you about this.)
- ricardobeat 3y agoWhat are the odds, this random example points to only a couple km away from my home. I had never seen OSM for the area, the detail around Maxis is astounding. And the busway is quite relevant to understand traffic around the area.
- lukan 3y ago"What are the odds, this random example points to only a couple km away from my home." Probably a rhetorical question, but the odds for you individually were probably low, but the odds that the random example (where random here still means close to major cities) was close to some HN reader were probably quite high ..
- what 3y agoI see the same roads in both, one of them has a dashed pattern on top. What is the problem?
- aendruk 3y agoIn the first one what you’re seeing is just the absence of grass.