dieterdreist's Comments
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| 104919640 | about 4 years ago | it’s not about crashing computers, it’s about additional processing for redundant data. |
| 104919640 | about 4 years ago | indeed, those network relations like relation/7884303 or those “collecting” public transport routes are also questionable.
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| 104919640 | about 4 years ago | Hi Jeroen, thank you for your reply. The “weight” of the relation is not its immediate complexity (I agree, 19 members are easy to overlook, and it won’t produce many versions because they are all relations). But if you look at a typical operation with OpenStreetMap data like geographic filtering to get a regional extract, if you are aiming at geometric completeness you will have to traverse all the relations, then all their ways to finally get all the nodes. Everybody who creates an extract with some country border in it and who wants to avoid corrupted relation geometries will have to do this parsing (will do it automatically), these are thousands of “2nd level members” (members of the relations that are members of this relation). In principle I can understand the desire for “hardcoded named queries”, but it doesn’t scale if we do it with relations in the main database, because all the mappers will have to deal with these relations as separate geometric objects (there are also NATO and similar relations) when in reality a list of countries is probably sufficient
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| 104919640 | about 4 years ago | Hi, I just noticed you have created a relation for the "Eurozone". Maybe I am misgiuded, but from my understanding, this could be automatically computed by evaluating the low profile "currency" tags and combining them with the official boundaries of the European Union? The result would be all countries of the EU which have the Euro as their official currency. Isn't this good enough?
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| 65296381 | about 4 years ago | Buongiorno Procuste,
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| 65296381 | about 4 years ago | Ciao Procuste, ho notato che hai inserito intorno all'Auditorio 5 giardini tutti con il nome "Giardino Claudio Abbado". Possibile che nella realtà si tratta dello stesso giardino? Ciao,
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| 75592071 | about 4 years ago | Dann lassen wir den Janusbogen erstmal, barrier ist er sicherlich nicht und nie gewesen, eher das Gegenteil, man kann von allen vier Seiten eintreten, eine Tür oder so gibt es nicht (eben eine Kreuzung und wohl auch Unterstand bei Regengüssen für den nahen Viehmarkt, jedenfalls ist das eine Interpretation).
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| 66895625 | about 4 years ago | Danke für die Rückmeldung, habe jetzt gesehen dass es im englischen auch so steht (beides von Geozeisig in 2018 eingebracht). Ich habe dazu jetzt mal im deutschen Forum einen Thread aufgemacht: https://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewtopic.php?pid=848263
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| 114264529 | about 4 years ago | Ciao Fedc, le "light_rail" sono ferrovie "normali", in questo caso, considerando la frequenza delle fermate e i mezzi utilizzati esempio http://www.ferroviaromanord.altervista.org/DSCN0335.jpg
Ciao,
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| 66895625 | about 4 years ago | Hallo Gàbor,
Im Wiki zu artwork steht nichts von einer Abgrenzung:
Im Wiki zu historic=memorial steht auch nichts von einer Abgrenzung zu tourism=artwork:
Wo hast Du das gefunden? Evtl. muss man das Wiki dort ändern? Gruß,
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| 75592071 | about 4 years ago | Hallo Gábor, wir können gerne auch auf deutsch weiterdiskutieren. Ja, man muss aufpassen bei historic=monument, weil das (gerade in Italien mit dem falschen Freund "monumento") öfters verwechselt wird, aber bei Triumphbögen halte ich historic=monument für absolut passend, wenn auch nicht für abschließend detailliert (weil es viele unterschiedliche Arten von "monument" gibt). Es sind monumentale Strukturen die zur Erinnerung der Nachwelt an wichtige Ereignisse errichtet wurden (z.B. gewonnener Krieg). Beispiele in Rom: way/23590989
Der Janusbogen passt allerdings nicht in dieses Bild, weil es sich wohl nicht um einen Triumphbogen handelt (laut neuerer Interpretation, gem. Wikipedia), sondern evtl. nur um eine monumentale Überdachung einer wichtigen Straßenkreuzung. Genaueres weiß man allerdings nicht, und m.E. ist das trotzdem wesentlich eher "monument" denn "city gate". Die Größe ist sicherlich gegeben (12m hoch, 16m Seitenlänge), auch kann man "hineingehen" (wenn man denn dürfte). Da einige Interpretationen von einem Ehrenbogen oder Triumphbogen ausgehen, ist monument sicherlich auch nicht weit hergeholt.
Was spricht bei dem Arco di Giano denn deiner Meinung nach konkret dagegen, dass es ein historic=monument sei? |
| 75422637 | about 4 years ago | you even added porta Salaria, a city gate that was turn down 100 years ago, as barrier=sally_port
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| 75422637 | about 4 years ago | more parts added together that do not belong together anymore. |
| 66895625 | about 4 years ago | any reason why you did not consider these as work of public art? I believe the tags that have been removed were valid tags... |
| 90131821 | about 4 years ago | Ciao ludofru,
Grazie,
PS: Lo sapevi che ci incontriamo una volta al mese tra mappatori Romani, tu stai a Roma? |
| 49478268 | about 4 years ago | hi iLaw, the acquario isn’t actually an tourism=aquarium as it is used by the architectural association and not to show fish. I removed the tag.
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| 75592071 | about 4 years ago | Actually the arch of Janus is not even a triumph arch, current hypothesis is it is just a covered crossroad.
a city gate is not similar, it is something very different and a very specific thing which leads to a lot of expectations by the one who sees it in a map. Please if you cannot be bothered to look for a specific tag that fits, use something more generic next time. Also because in this case, there was already good tagging and adding errors doesn’t make the situation better. Thank you,
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| 75422093 | about 4 years ago | You have combined the remaining fragments of the city walls "to form one long one", but they aren't combined, these are all fragments which have been disconnected by cutting through with roads. I am sorry that I have discovered this so late, I will revert this changeset now, thereby restoring 8 mature ways with their history. |
| 75422093 | about 4 years ago | Barrier=sally_port for porta Flaminia seems completely off, you can walk through the city gate any time, it is no barrier at all. |
| 75592071 | about 4 years ago | You have also declared the Arco degli Argentari as a city gate which is equally wrong (or I am interested in learning about the reasoning, but in any case, a city gate requires a city wall in the first place, no?) |