Hi,
Liz wrote:
And the arrangement was that
whether the licence change went ahead or not
depended on how many people agreed to relicense their data
Firstly, if anyone ever said "how many people" then that was a mistake,
because the number of people is of little interest, it is the amount of
their contributions that matters.
Secondly, I think Richard Weait found good words for this at SOTM:
Nobody in OSMF or the license working group wants to hurt OSM. They are
all mappers, they all want the project to prosper. They will not take a
decision that is bad for the project. It is ultimately the board of
directors of OSMF who will have to decide whether the license change can
go ahead and they will make this decision once the situation is clear.
They haven't committed themselves to benchmarks but I believe Ulf said
at SOTM that it would need to be significantly more than 90% of data
relicensed otherwise the change cannot go through. (Unsure whether that
was a personal opinion, a LWG statement, or an OSMF statement.)
Bye
Frederik
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