gscscnd's Comments
| Changeset | When | Comment |
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| 177486330 | 19 days ago | public_transport=stop_position jest tutaj nieprawidłowe. |
| 177517758 | 19 days ago | Jeżeli rysujesz linię/obszar public_transport=platform (warto dodać highway=platform), to na odpowiednim węźle highway=bus_stop już nie powinno być public_transport=platform. bus=yes jest zbędne na obu obiektach. |
| 177519698 | 19 days ago | bus=yes jest zbędne na obiektach public_transport=platform, highway=bus_stop, highway=platform. Edytor iD niestety niepotrzebnie dodaje ten tag. |
| 177039509 | 26 days ago | Thanks for sharing your opinion. You’re right introducing and maintaining advanced typography at OSM data level, at least regarding invisible characters, is difficult. I think I’ll have to make some preprocessor for OSM files that would tune the names, and use it for making maps; or a QGIS plugin, or something. |
| 177039509 | 29 days ago | Hi! I don’t agree these characters are invalid, they are not here to insert some evil commands to one’s terminal emulator or cause a kernel panic in one’s iPhone. U+00AD soft hyphen followed by U+2011 non-breaking hyphen is a common pattern in Polish typography that guarantees that when a line break occurs in a word composed of parts separated by hyphens, both parts in both lines keep the hyphen. When there’s no line break, only U+2011 should be normally visible. Example: "Maroko<hyphen><line break><hyphen>Nowiny". JOSM always shows both soft hyphen and non-breaking hyphen, which is not pretty, but aids editing. U+00A0 no-break space follows one-letter conjunctions to make sure they are not left alone at the end of the line. And there are some other similar uses. Example: "PTTK<nbsp><mdash> Oddział w<nbsp>Rybniku". Many plain text editors render nbsp differently to a regular space. I agree most OpenStreetMap contributors are not typography experts, but I’m not certain these characters pose issues that warrant their removal. It’s easier to drop them in software, for example, convert all U+00AD + U+2011 pairs, as well as lone U+2010, to plain old U+002D hyphen-minus; than to correctly guess them from such simplified representation. |
| 176441909 | about 1 month ago | way/169413727
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| 176441753 | about 1 month ago | way/146617997
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| 176039259 | about 2 months ago | Wydaje się zbędne. |
| 176026458 | about 2 months ago | PL:zone20 byłoby dla znaku B-43; jeśli tutaj jest D-40, to raczej PL:living_street. |
| 176016009 | about 2 months ago | Wydaje się zbędne. |
| 175229756 | 2 months ago | way/1454375745
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| 175127009 | 3 months ago | Jaką stosujesz definicję unclassified? Moim zdaniem lepiej byłoby podnieść drogi w miejscowościach z residential do unclassified, dałoby to spójną sieć przy założeniu, że unclassified traktujemy jako poziom pomiędzy residential/service a tertiary. |
| 175040866 | 3 months ago | Jeśli jest living street w terenie, to rekomendowałbym highway=living_street, chyba że są jakieś przeciwwskazania. foot=yes jest niepotrzebne, motor_vehicle=yes nie polecam, chyba że uzasadnione oznakowaniem. |
| 174116405 | 3 months ago | FWIW
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| 174007909 | 3 months ago | The school is already tagged on this area:
Unrelated, but consider using JOSM (a Java-based editor), while initially it may be more difficult, it won’t teach you some bad practices of iD (the web editor you made this changeset in). |
| 173931202 | 3 months ago | n? |
| 173362303 | 4 months ago | +1
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| 173331814 | 4 months ago | Jeśli są znane powszechne tekstowe nazwy kolorów w CSS, np. white, to takie bym zalecał. |
| 173318382 | 4 months ago | 1. Jeżeli height nie jest dokładne, to bezpieczniej (i jest to dużo popularniejsze) zamiast niego podać building:levels.
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| 173331398 | 4 months ago | W name celowo były niełamliwe spacje po jednoliterowych spójnikach, patrz:
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