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Currently you have to use decimal degrees as the coordinate format - decimal degrees (49.9922950N, 15.8848811E). Wikinity users will benefit if they can specify the coordinates they want to search around in other coordinate formats as well, such as (all coordinates listed below are another format of same coordinate): * degrees, minutes (N 49°59.5377', E 15°53.092866') * degrees, minutes, seconds (N 49°59'32", E 15°53'6") Example coordinate converter is on https://www.directionsmag.com/site/latlong-converter/.

When you're searching for (un)photographed objects near provided coordinate, you are enforced to use decimal degrees format (49.9922950N, 15.8848811E). Wikinity users will benefit if they can specify the coordinates they want to search around in other coordinate formats as well, such as (all coordinates listed below are another format of same coordinate): * degrees, minutes (N 49°59.5377', E 15°53.092866') * degrees, minutes, seconds (N 49°59'32", E 15°53'6") However, Wikidata requires decimal degrees format. Wikinity must convert coordinates internally and pass decimal degrees to Wikidata. Example coordinate converter is on https://www.directionsmag.com/site/latlong-converter/.

CurrentlyWhen you have to use decimal degrees as the're searching for (un)photographed objects near provided coordinate format -e, you are enforced to use decimal degrees format (49.9922950N, 15.8848811E). Wikinity users will benefit if they can specify the coordinates they want to search around in other coordinate formats as well, such as (all coordinates listed below are another format of same coordinate): * degrees, minutes (N 49°59.5377', E 15°53.092866') * degrees, minutes, seconds (N 49°59'32", E 15°53'6") However, Wikidata requires decimal degrees format. Wikinity must convert coordinates internally and pass decimal degrees to Wikidata. Example coordinate converter is on https://www.directionsmag.com/site/latlong-converter/.