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On 31/08/2011 02:04, Bryce Nesbitt wrote:
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I encourage use of this type of tag <i>primarily</i> on <i>nodes</i>.<br>
The boundaries in most case are far too fluid to use this on
areas.<br>
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I tend to agree with Bryce. Quite often in the UK there are
disagreements where suburbs/neighbourhoods boundaries occur. <br>
There's also boundary creep when residents can address their
property as being in an adjacent area when it's perceived to be a
bit posher.<br>
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I wish to reiterate that a polygon tagged as place/boundary should
not be sub-tagged as landuse=residential.<br>
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Glad to see we're using the British spelling of neighbourhood. Some
mappers state-side appear not to like the use of the letter U.<br>
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Dave F. <br>
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