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<P><FONT SIZE=2>> Without a geometry, it's not GeoJSON. It's just another JSON<BR>
> serialization. If you want to describe it in terms of GeoJSON, that's<BR>
> fine, but for interchange of data, having a geometry means that you know<BR>
> what can be done with it.<BR>
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Unless...<BR>
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We could add:<BR>
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"geometry": {<BR>
"type": "Empty"<BR>
}<BR>
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OGC SF has provision for an empty geometry, e.g. the result of the boolean intersection between two non-intersecting LineString-s.<BR>
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M<BR>
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