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#1 2009-09-26 03:22:37
- Verm
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- From: Nelson, B.C. Canada
- Registered: 2009-09-25
- Posts: 18
I noticed a couple of posts in wiki about "fix up tiger"
I am willing to help with what ever clean up of nodes etc....
Do I just randomly click on every major highway to check if it is in one piece?
Or is there a "to be done" list somewhere?
just point me in the right direction.
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Oh, speaking of cleanup...
I noticed that a few POI have shown up on my town map... I don't believe I made them and when I click on them there is no info... no tag or ref...
Just a green dot for no apparent reason.
Should I leave them or clean them out?
Let Darwinism work, remove Safety Labels and dumb warnings.
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#2 2009-09-26 05:10:54
- Verm
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- From: Nelson, B.C. Canada
- Registered: 2009-09-25
- Posts: 18
Re: I noticed a couple of posts in wiki about "fix up tiger"
Edit: OK, i found the map with the 6000+ markers of fixes that need to be done.
I did one and would like someone to take a quick look if i did it right.
changeset id: 2633905
I think I did it right because if you click on that highway, it now shows as one continuous "editable" instead of 3 seperate ones.
Also.. on the map where I did the change... next to the highway (to the east) there is a whole string of POI green dots... lots of them!..
what is that about?
P.S. I tried to edit original post... but the edits don't take.
Let Darwinism work, remove Safety Labels and dumb warnings.
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#3 2009-09-26 11:47:22
- MikeN
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- Registered: 2009-09-03
- Posts: 328
Re: I noticed a couple of posts in wiki about "fix up tiger"
Yes, the ways are now connected, so the doubled nodes have been corrected.
Be careful about combining 2 sequential roads with different names, which will be more common when editing other road data. It's better to somehow find point where the 2 ways connect to 2 points that are on top of each other, then just combine the 2 nodes instead. I'm not sure how to do that in Potlatch.
Many of these cases are where 2 county lines meet - all kinds of strange conditions came from Tiger data, including roads with overlapping sections of ways.
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