| 22 Jan 2020 |
 Branko Kokanović | In reply to Arianit D
Yes please, have a look, sorry Im not able to help so, I have approval to fix geometries where they are equal from both datasets?:) I just want to confirm that before continuing:) | 11:11:48 |
| Branko Kokanović | I am fine with that | 11:12:20 |
 Besfort Guri | In reply to Branko Kokanović
so, I have approval to fix geometries where they are equal from both datasets?:) I just want to confirm that before continuing:) Are you taking also in consideration the borders from Kosovo Cadastral Agency ? | 11:12:25 |
| Branko Kokanović | it is on forum thread | 11:13:05 |
| Besfort Guri | I am also fine with that | 11:13:08 |
| Branko Kokanović | yap, I compared them, except Kopanik 3.5km2, they are same in milimeter:) | 11:12:58 |
| Besfort Guri | Download 👋 (waving hand sign) | 11:15:19 |
 Part in | So, the authorities that decide country lines are construction contractors that pave roads? | 11:30:58 |
| Part in | Download 🤪 | 11:31:30 |
 Bardh | In reply to Part in
So, the authorities that decide country lines are construction contractors that pave roads? hahahahaha | 11:38:07 |
| Bardh | In reply to Branko Kokanović
so, I have approval to fix geometries where they are equal from both datasets?:) I just want to confirm that before continuing:) as King of Kmetoc / Kmetovce, you have my approval 😅.
if something changes in the future, because for example kosovo and serbia recognise each other and do a border demarcation/delimitation then we can fix them again | 11:41:10 |
| Branko Kokanović | appreciate it, your majesty:DDD | 12:03:45 |
 Arianit D | In reply to Branko Kokanović
yap, I compared them, except Kopanik 3.5km2, they are same in milimeter:) this is such positive news at the political level 😀. I was afraid it would turn into something like with Montenegro. | 12:19:37 |
 N | The truth about Montenegro border is somewhere in between | 12:33:29 |
| N | We don't have cadastral data for the parts the government didn't claim | 12:34:15 |
| N | But Montenegro seems to have made them up after independence | 12:35:16 |
| N | The current border clearly doesn't follow natural boundary features | 12:35:56 |
| N | As for the border with Serbia we do have cadastral data | 12:36:41 |
| N | And they do follow natural features | 12:36:53 |
| N | Like the hill peaks at Kopaonik | 12:37:22 |
| N | What Serbia claims is bogus | 12:37:35 |
| N | But I guess it would be fine to include both datasets as Guillaume proposed | 12:42:00 |
| Part in | Yes, but in Kosovo's case with Montenegro, it's absurd to claim that the border boundary is on a steep mountain slope. | 13:07:42 |
| Bardh | In reply to Part in
Yes, but in Kosovo's case with Montenegro, it's absurd to claim that the border boundary is on a steep mountain slope. maybe they forgot to compensate for imagery offset 😅 | 15:05:08 |
| Part in | Of course they forgot, lazy ass motherf**kers! | 15:10:32 |
| Part in | 😂 | 15:10:37 |
| Bardh | welcome Margery W. Bouie
what kind of crypto are you trading with? | 18:21:26 |
 Sören Reinecke | Download 😂 (face with tears of joy) | 18:22:45 |
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| N | May I suggest that the advertised link to the group be accompanied with a message to leave the osm username when joining, otherwise a newcomer will get kicked | 18:26:03 |
