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I tend to consider them as copyrighted material, and thus forbidden to
be used at all with OSM<br>
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<pre wrap="">Jo wrote:
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<pre wrap="">3308. Four digits seems to be enough to uniquely identify all routes in
Flanders. If one searches on ref, one can find all buses that have '8' on
them. If one searches on To= one can find all buses that are going to
Bertem.
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Numbers that the general public are unaware of shouldn't be in the ref or name
tags. You can create other tags for it, like internal_ref or admin_ref. It
would just confuse people otherwise.
Ben
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