Browsing Norwegian Bokmal translation

139148 of 285 results
139.
Someone draws a bridge and forgets to tag it as highway... A bridge should always have one of the 'major' tags that its direct neighbour ways have. Currently these are: highway, railway, cycleway, waterway, footway, piste, aerialway, pipeline, building, via_ferrata
(no translation yet)
140.
language unknown
please keep this as short as possible
(no translation yet)
141.
To help applications choose the best matching language they should know the language used for the name tag. It is therefore necessary to provide a name:XX tag with the same content as found in the name tag where XX specifies the language used for the name tag.
(no translation yet)
142.
It would be nice if this $1 had an additional tag ''name:XX=$2'' where XX shows the language of its name ''$2''.
full message: "It would be nice if this node had an additional tag 'name:XX=Austria' where XX shows the language of its name 'Austria'."
(no translation yet)
143.
doubled places
this is about points of interest drawn inside a building of the same name
please keep this as short as possible
(no translation yet)
144.
a node inside of an area that is tagged with same name and representing the same physical entity leads to wrong statistics and doubled labels on the map
(no translation yet)
145.
This node has tags in common with the surrounding way #$1 and seems to be redundand
(no translation yet)
146.
This node has tags in common with the surrounding way #$1 (including the name '$2') and seems to be redundand
(no translation yet)
147.
non-physical use of sport-tag
please keep this as short as possible
(no translation yet)
148.
'sports' is a non-physical tag that needs to be bound to some physical structure like for example a leisure-item or an amenity. Ways tagged with 'sports' solely will be invisible on the map
(no translation yet)
139148 of 285 results

No translation group has been assigned.

You are not logged in. Please log in to work on translations.

Contributors to this translation: Skippern, geolr.