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[lunapark]

The previous message, while technically informative, would probably be better suited to the MULTI SpeedCams OpenSpeedcam discussion, which specifically focuses on the OSC database and its contents.

OSC is a multi-purpose collection of databases, as it has to accommodate the constraints of different navigation programs, whose road networks do not necessarily overlap. If we want it to be reasonably functional with iGO, we either need to exclude certain types of speed cameras or use specific UXs that manipulate parameters whose meaning or purpose is not always clearly explained.

[Andrey Form]

MULTI SpeedCams OpenSpeedcam is for FAQs and content only. So this is the only discussion topic — (iGO Speedcam (DISCUSSION)) — one topic in the literal sense of the word.
Suggestions on this topic will be moved to the trash later.

[lunapark]

MULTI SpeedCams OpenSpeedcam is for FAQs and content only. So this is the only discussion topic — (iGO Speedcam (DISCUSSION)) — one topic in the literal sense of the word.
Suggestions on this topic will be moved to the trash later.

In the context of a discussion, there are necessarily several participants. So where is Pat68’s question, so that we can understand what the reply is referring to? A quote would have been helpful, so that we could see what the explanation was related to.

The second part of my previous message was also directly relevant to the topic of iGO and speed cameras. Nevertheless, it was removed from the discussion. I would have appreciated a brief explanation of why this part was considered unsuitable for the thread.

OSC is a multi-purpose collection of databases, as it has to accommodate the constraints of different navigation programs, whose road networks do not necessarily overlap. If we want it to be reasonably functional with iGO, we either need to exclude certain types of speed cameras or use specific UXs that manipulate parameters whose meaning or purpose is not always clearly explained.

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