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Hey Luke this is a great idea in theory… but have a look at a FSA map of Alberta and you might see an issue with this:
Specifically look at FSA’s like T0E or T0C. They are both huge and amorphous, and also, oddly not contiguous.
I think for this tool to be useful in Canada, it would have to combine drawing on a map and adding/subtracting FSA’s to the drawn area.
Feel free to move/delete this comment if it’s not the right place for it… thanks
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Thanks, Dave. You make a good point and I agree this won’t work in all areas. Hopefully it can be useful in some areas where the FSA’s are not so large (such as in cities), but for where it’s not usable, you can always use the existing “Area drawn on a map” option.
I’m not sure that this will be worth implementing, to be honest. If FSA’s are not usable, then it’s probably easier to just draw the whole area on a map instead. I think trying to combine the two would be harder to do than just drawing the inclusion area. Having said this, if you’d like to be able to do this, please feel free to open a feature request. Thanks.