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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Now that the mail is back...<BR>
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-----Original Message-----<BR>
From: Martin Daly<BR>
Sent: Tue 24/04/2007 12:23<BR>
To: 'geojson@lists.geojson.org'<BR>
Subject: RE: [GeoJSON] Current state of the RFC<BR>
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Allan replied, but his e-mail got mysteriously bounced:<BR>
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> > If you clean up the examples, I'll take another look at the text. <BR>
> > Like all good hackers, I wasn't reading the text first, I<BR>
> was going to<BR>
> > make the text match the examples.<BR>
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Done, plus some sneaky strengthening of the EPSG/PROJ.4 reference.<BR>
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One thing struck me though, we have no rule for a 'features' object/array. Problem for anyone?<BR>
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M<BR>
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