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Pierre,<br>
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This is a good idea, and I plan to do it. My current challenge is
to know what things people think "need correction". I'm starting
these discussions to see if there is any consensus before I go
writing code. If you (or anyone else) has ideas, please do post
here (or email directly). Obviously I will not re-build tools that
already exist, but rather focus on Canada-specific issues (eg postal
code format).<br>
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The checks I made for the City Of Ottawa are here:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://matthew.davintech.ca/osm/">http://matthew.davintech.ca/osm/</a>. I will be able to re-use some of
what I have done for Ottawa, but based on the discussion so far on
talk-CA, the list of things that <i>might</i> need correction is
less than what the local community in Ottawa might consider as <i>possible</i>
issues for correction.<br>
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My current employer is in Montréal (previous one was in Joliette)
and I regularly work out of Université du Québec en Outaouais so
hopefully you'll consider me part of the local community in Quebec,
even though I live in Ontario. :-)<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2018-03-10 03:27 PM, Pierre Béland
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<div>Pour revenir aux suggestions de Matthew, de façon à
impliquer / motiver les communautés locales, ce serait
d'offrir les outils et listes d'objets à corriger un peu
comme le fait Osmose et autres outils de QA.</div>
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