I would love to play with this if you need anyone to do some testing for you. I’m doing a lot of tracing round the SW of Ireland and the contrast if very high between the green fields and the tarmac so it might be an easier test bed

The whole “betamax was better than VHS” thing is a myth

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2003/jan/25/comment.comment

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Welcome

Thanks guys. Obviously not as easy a question as I thought

Very exciting. Huge swathes of SW Ireland are now visible

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Thanks for that. The administrative relation was there before I started so I can’t really comment on that

Just so I understand - by multipolygon does this mean that there are multiple objects that relate to each other? I’m not really sure I understand the concept, but I can see what you did on the map. Is there a webpage that easily explains this?

Cheers

This has been in the news recently
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100718/ap_on_re_us/us_iroquois_lacrosse_sovereignty_8

All sounds like derived works to me, which I thought was a no-no.

Welcome and happy mapping!

If you zoom out, they normally show up within an hour or two now. There was an announcement here
http://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk/2009-February/033970.html

That sounds like a top day out. I spent the day working in an office in Central London with no natural light 8-(

Where would you go? I remember Indian politicians making the same noise after the recent terrorist attacks over there.

The reason you hear less noise from European politicians on this subject is not because they're more intelligent, it's because the US owns all the satellites and would tell them to get lost anyway. The UK military have been making peeved noises about google maps only this week
http://news.google.co.uk/news?ned=uk&ncl=1310074389

I was bored and just did some 8-)

Hi Etienne,

Following on from the first post from farrpau, I had a email discussion with Andy Robinson and said I'd send it off to him there

Best Regards

Mike

Wow, that's amazing for someone who's only just signed up!

Welcome

I'm in central France at the moment, and all the driveways are on the Tomtom I've got. They're really useful when you're navigating.

I'd say leave them in

Welcome 8-)