Open DavidViral opened 4 years ago
No, but the United Kingdom is split in different areas, such as Gibraltar, some channel islands and – most important – the whole rest that is for simplicitys sake called United Kingdom.
So duplicating the country name in the province field is to indicate there will be only one record for the country - no subdivisions?
If you look at France's lines it's the same : France as Province for the mainland and when the data will be correctly labelled ;-( one line by territory (like Martinique, Guadeloupe, French Guyana ...) I had suggested to use Mainland France for the Province column but not chosen (for the moment ?) Perhaps in the future , it will be interesting for you to have England, Wales, Scotland.... as provinces
Edit : sorry already answered in your other thread , difficult to remind all the names ;-)
Duplicating the country name in the region field to represent the "mainland" is just an ugly hack. Denmark has a similar issue. If you are going to include a region field, it should contain accurate data.
@neuroactive You can try to make them change Good luck :-)
@neuroactive i agree. But worse than an an ugly hack is changing the convention and breaking stuff downstream.
UK is not a province of the country United Kingdom