31/12/2019-06/01/2020 About us We are currently looking for people to help with the French language edition of weeklyOSM. If you are willing to help then please contact us. Mapping Christine Karch, of Geofabrik, tweets about a new service developed by the company: regional instances of taginfo. The urls follow the same …
Read More24/12/2019-30/12/2019 [Actual Category] The whole weeklyOSM team thanks you for your interest, wishes you a Happy New Year (we reported earlier) and joins the wishes of the new OSMF chairman of the board – happy mapping. Do it here! Mapping The Osmose team announced the implementation of updates to their QA database …
Read More17/12/2019-23/12/2019 Mapping Jan Michel asked for comments on his proposed tagging of new types of electric mobility devices such as scooters, pedelecs or electrical bicycles as the usage is regulated in many countries. Francesco Ansanelli has updated the roundtrip page and created a (so far empty) closed loop …
Read More10/12/2019-16/12/2019 [Actual Category] We would like to thank all our readers, across the nine different language versions of the newsletter, who show their appreciation of our work through their interest and feedback. This gives the editors confirmation that we are doing many things right, providing the OSM community …
Read More03/12/2019-09/12/2019 Mapping Michael Behrens has made a request for comments on a proposal for specifying the function of different parts of a hiking trail. Examples include: approaches from public transport stops; and excursions to viewpoints or peaks near the main trail. A request for comments on a proposal to adopt …
Read More26/11/2019-02/12/2019 About us Trying to identify @anonymaps? You can exclude the weeklyOSM proofreaders from your list of suspects. As they rightly pointed out, OpenRailWayMap development isn’t discussed in the rails_dev list. Rails is a web framework that powers, amongst others, the OpenStreetMap.org website. If …
Read More19/11/2019-25/11/2019 Mapping kreuzschnabel suspects (automatic translation) that the OSM wiki for the key bridge=yes/no is recommending tagging for the renderer, as it suggests adding the bridge name as name= rather than the name of the road on the bridge. However, it appears this usage was documented in 2012 and …
Read More12/11/2019-18/11/2019 Mapping SelfishSeahorse’s proposal to tag lanes on roads which are explicitly marked for pedestrians, in open for voting. Clifford Snow opened voting for his proposal footway=access_aisle, intended to tag marked footways to parking lots in parking areas. SelfishSeahorse’s proposal to use …
Read More05/11/2019-11/11/2019 Mapping Steve Coast suggests the creation of a SIG (Special Interest Group) on Addressing in OSM. He points to a prototype address QA tool. In the replies various people point out that OSM already has a rich range of tools to assist with address mapping. Jan Michel suggests we should consider …
Read More29/10/2019-04/11/2019 Mapping SelfishSeahorse proposes the tagging of lanes on roads which are explicitly marked for pedestrians. StreetCred is a company founded by Randy Meech after MapZen folded. They now provide their POI data with an MVT-Tileserver, which can be used in iD as an extra custom layer. Hanikatu asked …
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