[Talk-ca] Coastline problem in Montreal

[Gordon Dewis]

Taking a look at the history of changes in the area, I see that FK270673
decided that "The Ocean continues to Montreal" in changeset #9882613 on
November 20th. Given that the freshwater part of the St. Lawrence starts at
Quebec City, this is incorrect.

So, what is the correct response to this because it appears to be causing a
bunch of problems FK270673 probably didn't foresee.

  --G

2011/11/28 Gordon Dewis <gordon at pinetree.org>

> Alain512 changed it from natural=land to natural=coastline in changeset
> #9896847 on November 21st.
>
> 2011/11/28 Pierre Béland <infosbelas-gps at yahoo.fr>
>
>> **
>> Harald Kliems wrote on 2011-11-28  11:48:14
>>
>>
>> > possibly related to the recent discussions about coastline problems in Canada, I've just noticed that the Île des Sœurs in Montreal has disappeared:
>>  > http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=45.4621&lon=-73.543&zoom=14&layers=M
>>
>> > I have no idea how to fix this (or maybe it already has been fixed, as my understanding is that it'll take a while to show up on Mapnik). Can someone please have a look at it?
>>
>> Harald
>>
>> The way  Île des Sœurs (3867621) has been modified by mapper Alain512 on
>> 2011-11-21T13:43:35Z
>>  It has the attribute    "natural"="coastline" wich seems ok.
>>
>> We cannot load the history and see if alain512 fixed a previous problem
>> with the attribute.
>>
>> This Venise in Montreal should be fixed soon, i believe.
>>
>> Pierre Béland
>>
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