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OK, I read the URI RFC and it seems that indeed every URI type may contain a
query part. And as the z is not standardized in the geo URI RFC, it is fair
enough to put it into the query part.
So I retract my objection here and will create issues elsewhere...
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> Aren't ? and ; both allowed in URL syntax to introduce a parameter string?
> Though ? is pretty much always what people use to the extent that I can't
> really ever remember anybody using ; instead!
In traditional `http` URIs, only `?` is used to start the parameters, and `;`
or `&` are used
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### How to reproduce the issue?
It seems that additional parameters in a geo URI should be separated by
semicolons, not by a question mark.
Currently the share functionality on the openstreetmap website is producing geo
URIs like this:
```
geo:52.51626,13.37787?z=15
```
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