User talk:Si404
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Europe
My apologies - I did mean to add the disambiguator (Europe) to the naming conventions page. I suppose I shouldn't edit late at night. --Rschen7754 14:05, 5 June 2024 (EDT)
- We can mass create redirects if we need to. For future writing, there is a trick that can be done where you type in [[E1 (Europe)|]] and the software will expand appropriately. But before we do that - do we want to add the space per the official name, or should it be omitted? --Rschen7754 14:09, 5 June 2024 (EDT)
- The space can be omitted - we're not going to include the half-space that the UK has between its prefixes and numbers, and the spaces don't tend to appear (and if they do it's often a half-space).There's also the question of dashes that some countries use. Here's the {{Jct}} generated sign for the lowest E-road in every country so you can see what is common and what's not:
E 01 (Europe), 
E 117 (Armenia), 
E 43 (Austria), 
E 60 (Azerbaijan), 
E 30 (Belarus), 
E 17 (Belgium), 
E 65 (Bosnia), 
E 70 (Bulgaria), 
E 59 (Croatia), 
E 48 (Czechia), 
E 20 (Denmark), ,
E 20 (Estonia),
E 4 (Finland), 
E 3 (France), 
E 60 (Georgia), 
E 26 (Germany), 
E 65 (Greece), 
E 60 (Hungary), 
E 01 (Ireland), 
E 25 (Italy), 
E 38 (Kazakhstan), E 65 (Kosovo), 
E 40 (Kyrgyzstan), 
E 22 (Latvia), 
E 28 (Lithuania), 
E 25 (Luxembourg), 
E 58 (Moldova), 
E-65 (Montenegro), 
E 19 (Netherlands), 
E 65 (North Macedonia), 
E 6 (Norway), 
E 28 (Poland), 
E 1 (Portugal), 
E 60 (Romania), 
E 18 (Russia), 
E 65 (Serbia), 
E50 (Slovakia), 
E 57 (Slovenia), 
E 1 (Spain), 
E 4 (Sweden), 
E 23 (Switzerland), Lua error in Module:Jct at line 204: attempt to concatenate local 'link' (a boolean value). (Tajikistan), 
E 70 (Turkey), 
E 60 (Turkmenistan), 
E 38 (Ukraine), File:UK road E01.svg E 01 (United Kingdom), 
E 40 (Uzbekistan) - Furthermore, there's a question about leading zeros - they are official, but only Ireland signs them out of the 7 countries with 'single-digit' routes that actually sign E-roads.
- My view is no space or dash, nor leading zeros for Class A (though redirects there, and for dashes in the relevant countries), but leading zeros for class B (eg
E 001) Si404 (talk) 17:43, 5 June 2024 (EDT)
- This sounds like the U.S. Route versus US Route versus US Highway etc. problem. We've kept the articles at U.S. Route x (though in the archives the vote was not unanimous), but individual states are free to use U.S. Highway in the article (example: U.S. Route 8. I'm trying to not have too many discussions for seemingly noncontroversial naming conventions (we still have Spain and South America to work through), but if you think this could be controversial then perhaps we should start yet another discussion. --Rschen7754 21:16, 5 June 2024 (EDT)
- E-routes should be controlled by Module:Road data/strings/EUR and there should be a line in each relevant country's, modules to add that calls back to it. The EUR module also creates A through Z and then each country just tweaks the code as necessary ( Germany for example). I'm on mobile so it's not easy to check but I believe it is a halfspace between letter and number. –Fredddie™ 00:04, 6 June 2024 (EDT)
- This sounds like the U.S. Route versus US Route versus US Highway etc. problem. We've kept the articles at U.S. Route x (though in the archives the vote was not unanimous), but individual states are free to use U.S. Highway in the article (example: U.S. Route 8. I'm trying to not have too many discussions for seemingly noncontroversial naming conventions (we still have Spain and South America to work through), but if you think this could be controversial then perhaps we should start yet another discussion. --Rschen7754 21:16, 5 June 2024 (EDT)
- The space can be omitted - we're not going to include the half-space that the UK has between its prefixes and numbers, and the spaces don't tend to appear (and if they do it's often a half-space).There's also the question of dashes that some countries use. Here's the {{Jct}} generated sign for the lowest E-road in every country so you can see what is common and what's not:
[[Enn (Europe)]] is fine, its a question of redirects really.