Peter Johnson

heya, thanks for looking in to it, we originally found out about these issues from that `Dolphin` record, because the `zho_min_nan_x_preferred` translation was `Hái-ti` which collided with the term `Haiti`...

@stepps00 regarding the WOF ids, I have a query which generates language tag stats: note: the data [does not include all WOF administrative layers](https://github.com/pelias/whosonfirst/blob/master/src/bundleList.js#L31-L45). ```bash # grab the data curl...

```bash sqlite3 'store.sqlite3'

no problem, I just clicked through to spelunker for `85788797` and found `en_x_variant` which has a 2-letter code instead of 3 :( for now I'll just use the regex I...

Last I checked there were a lot of Latin translations in WOF (tens of thousands), which may signify a scholarly robot gone wild. Pelias has historically imported all the WOF...

Yeah agreed, but there are still a lot of names in WOF which likely aren't fact such as Enawene Nawe and Volapük translations, it's really hard to tell which ones...

It seems unlikely to me that the ~20 people who still speak Volapuk have contributed 52729 translations to WOF.

This is actually a really interesting read :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volap%C3%BCk_Wikipedia

I've added a script to the `wof` cli tool in https://github.com/pelias/wof/pull/37 I believe the command listed in the description of that ticket to be sufficient to programmatically produce byte-for-byte compatible...

I've opened some automated PRs against Singapore so we can discuss for a smaller geography first: - https://github.com/whosonfirst-data/whosonfirst-data-admin-sg/pull/12 - https://github.com/whosonfirst-data/whosonfirst-data-admin-sg/pull/13