Russ,
Russ Nelson wrote:
Gert, as long as OSM is copyrighted, the OSMF will need to be in the
business of suing OSMers.
Certainly not under CC-BY-SA where OSMF has no legal basis for suing
anyone (because even if OSM is copyrighted, OSMF is not the copyright
holder nor has OSMF been formally
Gert, as long as OSM is copyrighted, the OSMF will need to be in the
business of suing OSMers. If you don't like the idea that the OSMF
should come after a fellow mapper, why, then, welcome to the group of us
who believe that OSM should be in the public domain.
-russ
ce-test, qualified testing bv
On Sun, 20 Mar 2011 18:49:25 +0100
Michael Collinson wrote:
> We need a reliable process for dealing with these.
>
> Currently, the License Working Group has been doing some work but it
> feels that it is not dealing with the issues adequately and some
> issues not at all.
>
> What should we d
hi Gert,
well I prefer to do practival things like mapping, too. But with growing
database OSM comes more attractive to others. I don't see any bad things
on monitoring this usage and drop a line, if they miss the license and
OSM hint. Even if this might look small-minded, this just makes sure
On 3/20/2011 12:15 PM, Floris Looijesteijn wrote:
Since a while now this plugin copies and remembers postcode from selected nodes
and assigns the same values to all your work.
This is obviously wrong but easily overlooked. Since it's already
mentioned on the
wiki page of the plugin I wonder why
> well currently it's just an idea and I might have the time to realize it in
> the next month. Before I would ask my university, I would like to get a go
> or not go from the community if datamining in this kind might be possible.
[...]
Nice ... we are on the same way ...
> You already linked y
Stop this nonsense. OSM is about mapping, not about enforcement
of licenses. Take your GPS and go outside. Or do some useful
mapping or japan of libya. Stop hustling the community about
this kind of trivialities. We are NOT commercial, and there is no
money involved !! Nothing to lose but our time
In the USA, while most streets are within a single Zip Code (postal code), it
is common for streets at the boundaries of such codes to extend across the
boundary line, and thus have more than one postal code. The street that I live
on changes both city name and postal code at the boundary, but
Am 20.03.2011 18:49, schrieb Michael Collinson:
there should be a public record of alleged violations
There is already
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Lacking_proper_attribution
IMHO even if a offical License working group making things easier , we
have to take care that this process is com
Michael Collinson ayeltd.biz> writes:
>There are now at least 1 to 2 reports every month of folks not giving us
>proper CC-BY-SA attribution. These are mostly websites but include
>poster advertising, a TV advertisement and a TV show.
>
>We need a reliable process for dealing with these.
It
There are now at least 1 to 2 reports every month of folks not giving us
proper CC-BY-SA attribution. These are mostly websites but include
poster advertising, a TV advertisement and a TV show.
We need a reliable process for dealing with these.
Currently, the License Working Group has been do
I guess you're right, I don't know all countries postcode systems.
But it also happened to me when moving from one city to another.
Greetings,
Floris
On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 5:45 PM, Jo wrote:
> This is probably not desired behaviour in The Netherlands (since the
> postcode can change even with
This is probably not desired behaviour in The Netherlands (since the
postcode can change even within a street), but it is valid in most of the
rest of the world.
Jo
2011/3/20 Floris Looijesteijn
> I can't find who wrote this, so I hope the author reads this list.
>
> Since a while now this plug
I can't find who wrote this, so I hope the author reads this list.
Since a while now this plugin copies and remembers postcode from selected nodes
and assigns the same values to all your work.
This is obviously wrong but easily overlooked. Since it's already
mentioned on the
wiki page of the plug
Great Maurizio,
well currently it's just an idea and I might have the time to realize it
in the next month. Before I would ask my university, I would like to get
a go or not go from the community if datamining in this kind might be
possible.
What I try to do is to collect attributes per user
Nice!
I started the same kind of research :)
Maybe we can work togheter.
2011/3/20 Matthias Meißer :
> Hi there,
>
> I'm thinking about doing some research on our community itself. I would like
> to do a statistical approach to analyse our commmunication channels
> -mailinglists
> -Forums
> -wiki
Hi there,
I'm thinking about doing some research on our community itself. I would
like to do a statistical approach to analyse our commmunication channels
-mailinglists
-Forums
-wiki
-OSM private messages
-OSM changesets
to be able to do some datamining e.g. 'most mappers work strictly
local',
Sorry this has taken so long, folks. I have been fighting my video editing
software (and/or my hardware), which has prevented me from achieving a good
a result as I wanted.
In the end I have had to settle for a lower res version, and it has some
rough edges. The worst of these is that in a few pl
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