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question asked: 30 Jun '14, 09:21
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Please edit your question so it contains more details about what you want to do/achieve.
Right, actually i mean how can I import a shapefile into OSM
Just in case you haven't seen them, here are a number of previous "importing shapefile" questions. Do they answer your question, or is there more to it than that?
thank You for the advice. I'm looking in the previous questions. I don't udenstand if combine some shapefiles with an OSM map on an interactive website expected the same proceedings described in the import guidelines
The import guidelines are only relevant if you plan to import the shapefiles into the main OSM database. They are not relevant for building your own website.
ok, so if you want to create a map for my site would be enough to load the OSM basemap on qgis and then publish it, right?