[Keepright-talk] name localization issues
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From: Julien L. <sou...@le...> - 2019-02-05 11:30:13
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Hi, now that keepright data is part of iD, I found that a lot of name localization issues were present on the map, but I'm having some troubles understanding this issue. In France for instance, we usually put the local name (French) in the name tag, and there is consensus on not using the name:fr tag since it's redundant. Sometimes, there is a name in a local language that gets its own tag (for instance, we have features with "name" and "name:br" or "name" and "name:oc", but no "name:fr"). What does this issue mean in this case? I also get a similar issue in multilingual contexts like Brussels, where roads have a name in French and in Dutch. The consensus is to put both names in the "name" tag, and localized names in "name:fr" and "name:nl". The issue suggests adding "name:XX=Rue Tasson-Snel - Tasson-Snelstraat", which is completely wrong. What should I do? Thank you! |