I needed to gather some locations information and instructed people to find Geo URI through OSM's the `Share` feature. feature on the main OSM site. The URIs produced by that feature look like this: geo:51.3686,6.1746?z=16 Now I try to work with that information as GeoURI, but turns out there are no question marks in [RFC 5870][1]. Is OSM intentionally does it? Is it some other derived scheme? This question mark (instead of `;`) breaks compatibility with at least one available Python library for working with GeoURI, possibly more if not all of these libraries. [1]: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5870#section-3.3

I needed to gather some locations information and instructed people to find Geo URI through OSM. OSM's `Share` feature. Now I try to work with that information as GeoURI, but turns out there are no question marks in [RFC 5870][1]. Is OSM intentionally does it? Is it some other derived scheme? This question mark (instead of `;`) breaks compatibility with at least one available Python library for working with GeoURI, possibly more if not all of these libraries. [1]: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5870#section-3.3

I needed to gather some locations information and instructed people to find Geo URI through OSM. Now I try to work with that information as GeoURI, but turns out there are no question marks in [RFC 5870][1]. Is OSM intentionally does it? Is it some other derived scheme? This question mark (instead of `;`) breaks compatibility with at least one available Python library for working with GeoURI, possibly more if not all of these libraries. [1]: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5870#section-3.3