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[When] about 2 months ago [Comment] I'm not arogant just after spending overtime on the issue a little bit driven or determined ;) I think the grammer reflected the weriness. Convince me and I'll be convinced :) Having read anything pertaining by subject header from 2007 about A-roads and checked the same on the local Cotswolds section that didn't begin before 2009 by focusing on the last year and this. I seems that it was actually agreed that all A roads would either be green Trunks or red primaries with all B-roads coming as Secondaries. Only two people in the cotsowld group seemed to show concern for the high street reming tertairy or below. The only other option I could deduce was that in Dec 2007 when you met in the Jerrico Arms pub you may have discussed it and then not put any minites up on the list... You also seem to have difficulty keeping the opion that it should remain so lowly rated that you felt that the council would need to change it to meet your point of view. So it looks like the community of officials and some of the locals are struggling to agree with your stated position. {thats just a judgement of what been presented to me to detmine a judgement on - in the sence of being pusuaded otherwise}. As nobody wanted to take up the question of tagging of areas that if not messed up by others can work with older systems by making the new ares look distigusable. I think some thought that the logic of useing the same taging for points, ways, areas and relations would be the most logical - but its been shown that two meny things take ways and areas (both held in data the same way as ways cept some additional tagging or tag inferance of area like landuse, ment that wasn't going to fly with roads like it was solved for rivers land use and buildings etc) messy but thats dealing with legacy for you. I do agree that boycotting for the demotion of a major road just because it works in two halves during the day is a bit too political. I've to leave for closeing now but I'll look some more in a few sdays at your grooups . [Post] 
Oxford routes.
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