Re: Running out of OSM IDs ?: msg#00067

Subject:	Re: Running out of OSM IDs ?

Hi,

[moved to dev]


>   First, do they overlap ?

Good question - I strongly hope so. Steve?
For JOSM, they are assumed not to overlap.

I think they either should be unique as in "unique identifier" or renamed
in XML to "id". ;-)


Ciao, Imi.

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