Michael Jennings wrote:
> On Friday, 13 November 2009, at 21:53:34 (+0200),
> Viktor Kojouharov wrote:
>
>> for me, both of these types of codes are equally hard to obtain for
>> someone who has no idea where to look.
>
> Everyone knows their airport code, or at least should. And there are
> millions of places to find them, not the least of which being Google.
>
Why 'should' I know my airport code? I can't say I've found it important
for my daily life. I didn't know it, but I did find it out. However, the
nearest airport code for me is around 100 miles away, which isn't that
useful. Yahoo gets me to within 5 miles, which is definitely preferable.
>
> I hope the new "weather" doesn't make the same mistakes "forecasts"
> did.
>
Other than the choice of data source, what other mistakes has the
Forecasts module made? I'm interested as I can't really see much wrong
with it.
Steve.
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