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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 19/08/19 18:50, Volker Schmidt
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<div>Let me also introduce a further complication in the
"sorting" discussion for hiking and cycling route relations.<br>
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<div>Some mappers like the idea to keep signposts in the same
route relation as the ways making up the route. This
strategy has been adopted in an important collaboration
between the Italian Alpine Club (CAI) and OSM (in Italy
represented by WIkimedia Italia). Unfortunately the <a
href="https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/CAI"
moz-do-not-send="true">corresponding wiki page</a> is only
available in Italian.</div>
<div>I have done some minor work in that direction on one or
two cycle route relations, where I was involved in placing
the signposts and for that reason had direct access at the
position data.</div>
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As these may be in any order??? <br>
Then group them together or not. Accept them in a separate relation
if wanted. And have them with a suitable role that users can ignore
or use as they like. <br>
The same with any other POI like log books etc. <br>
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Those who like sequential order in the routes can then place them
all at the bottom and deal with the ways as they please. <br>
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