On Tue, Apr 11, 2006 at 02:26:33PM -0700, Jo Walsh wrote: > But Switzerland and Norway as special cases are probably ones that we > should consider including, as they will both be very much affected by > any EU Directive describing the public's right to access > state-collected geodata... > > (unless anyone on the list has a strong reason to object to this, I'll > extend the country list in a couple of hours)
Hi all, sorry for not participating much.. thanks for all your work on this area - wish I had more to offer! I don't see why we can't include non-EU states. Non EU citizens and companies use EU state data too, in fact, they need it if they're going to invest here. Surely captive geodata is a significant barrier to free markets! Har. And the West Essex Zapatistas told me that organising on a European basis is a bad idea: http://uo.dczn.net/index.php/On_European_Organisation Cheers, Saul. _______________________________________________ geo-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.okfn.org/mailman/listinfo/geo-discuss
