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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Em 18-09-2014 19:28, Gerald Weber
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<div class="gmail_quote">On 18 September 2014 18:49, Roger C.
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<div>+1 - I would change those streets to residential.<br>
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<div>I would not do that without asking the original mapper
or without having visited the location. There might be a
reason for it.</div>
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<div>Having many streets mapped as living_street seems a bit
odd, but who knows, perhaps it is that really way?<br>
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<div>Remember: this is a collaborative project. Please
respect what others have done, especially if you haven't
been to the location.</div>
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I think a city this type should never have all the streets as
living_street, it is too different from the standard classification
that it should have a note to justify the choice, and not done with
changesets without comments or source, that's why I didn't bother
too much in it being changed. But I do agree that it is always best
to contact the original author and check.<br>
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<div> On another topic, some time ago we had a discussion
about not mapping the urban area of the city as
landuse=residential. I actually deleted a couple,
especially in the state of São Paulo. Don't know if people
want to revisit that. Just to let you know Andreas, as in
the future me or someone else could delete those areas..</div>
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<div>I agree not to map all urban areas as simply
landuse=residential, especially because not all urban
areas are residential, some are industrial and so on. I
would prefer leaving landuse=residential for special uses.</div>
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<div>But again: I don't think we should delete
landuse=residential whenever we find it (I certainly do
not) because it is not wrong either and there might be
some legitimate reason for its existence which we may not
be aware of.</div>
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<div>Again: this is a collaborative project, please ask
first before deleting something. </div>
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<div>The only exception to that rule, of course, is if it is
an obvious error, say a landuse=residential where
satellite images show only water.</div>
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Most of the areas I removed and didn't contact the author were in
cities that were not mapped or being mapped. At the time, I read
that it was a pattern to trace the area until the city streets were
mapped, and then remove the area. I may have done something wrong
and I apologize for that, I'll be more careful in the future and
contact more. Thanks for the alert.<br>
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<div>cheers</div>
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<div>Gerald</div>
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Roger.<br>
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