Julian Simioni

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Hi folks, It really looks like this is pretty close, great work Tom. Is it possible to run `exportify` over all the current data to generate a PR or series...

A Pelias user recently mentioned a potential data source for Canadian Postal codes: https://www.serviceobjects.com/blog/unique-us-canadian-zip-code-files-available-download/ There's nothing there about licensing, so I wonder if we want to investigate further. I'm sure...

Ohh, very good to know! I guess we won't be using that data any time soon.

This is the branch: https://github.com/pelias/api/tree/disable-parser There are two notable changes: the first is removing most of the parser logic to always return subject (as a test), and second, some of...

Hi @bboure, Thanks for another well researched and described issue. I actually have seen the exact same behavior, specifically affecting transit stops. Transit is a case where specifically returning the...

Dang, couldn't have said it any better, each of those points is spot on

Sure, will definitely add comments and tests for this code. Just wanted to float the idea early to see what everyone thought.

Hi @iddqd2d, Thanks for the report. I can confirm this is true. Here's a reverse geocoding query for a location in Paris. The results don't include population: [`/v1/reverse?layers=locality&point.lat=48.854&point.lon=2.358`](https://pelias.github.io/compare/#/v1/reverse?layers=locality&point.lat=48.854&point.lon=2.358&debug=1) Whereas a...

> I wonder if deduping based on population or area might be viable? Yes @NickStallman this is a really good idea. Like you said, it would allow us to know...