Dear HOT Community,
We have been receiving more and more inquiries about our response to
COVID-19, also known as the Corona-virus, so we thought it prudent to put
together a message of what we are doing, and willing to do, regarding
mapping for this response.
NOTE: HOT suggests remote mapping eve
Hi,
On 2020-03-17 15:00, Russell Deffner wrote:
> 4.
>
> See if there are other data-sources available (and compatible) for
> bringing into OpenStreetMap, such as healthcare facilities, major
> transportation network features, or even buildings in general;
> follow the import gui
"Nothing is urgent here. Nobody will suddenly suffer because a pharmacy is
missing from OSM. You are just making up an urgent task because you sit at
home with nothing else to do." said by Frederik Ramm to an Openstreetmap
volunteer who is confined at home due to #COVID19 completing pharmacies in
a
Hi,
On 2020-03-17 16:47, yo paseopor wrote:
> "Nothing is urgent here. Nobody will suddenly suffer because a pharmacy
> is missing from OSM. You are just making up an urgent task because you
> sit at home with nothing else to do." said by Frederik Ramm to an
> Openstreetmap volunteer who is confin
You insult me. You have said to a confined teacher (For 1st time ever,
and it is not a joke ALL the education has been stopped in Spain sine die)
literally: "you don't have any better to do".
My first collaboration was Italy's 2015 Earthquake , in Amatrice. In 24
hours I was mapping first the ex
There is a difference between HOT and OpenStreetMap. HOT adds data to
OpenStreetMap and has to follow OpenStreetMaps rules when adding data as
we all do.
If you are mapping from local knowledge ie I can see this that is fine
by OpenStreetMap rules. The Import rules are for imports and are th
" But don't get me wrong. The problem is not the license or the discussion.
The problem is you have offended me. I demand an apology."
One responsible of here wrote:
1. Nothing is urgent here
2. Nobody will suddenly suffer because a pharmacy is missing from OSM
3. You sit at home with nothing els
On 3/17/20 14:57, John Whelan wrote:
> Remember OpenStreetMap has many members, only some of whom believe that
> imports are good. Some others think if it hasn't been surveyed with a
> mapper on the ground then it shouldn't be in the map.
For certain details, nothing beats an on-the-ground survey
There are plenty of urgent things that HOT hasn't mapped yet. What one
NGO thinks is urgent another might not agree.
Take look at the Import mailing list and you'll find many blunter posts
there.
There is a range of points of view within OpenStreetMap yours is one of
them.
If you go back
"I suggest you relax a little, if OpenStreetMap isn't fun try something
else. "
You have reason. I have to relax myself.
I have unsubscribed from this list.
Happy confinement.
yopaseopor
On Tue, Mar 17, 2020 at 11:51 PM John Whelan wrote:
> There are plenty of urgent things that HOT hasn't map
Dear friends in OSM and HOT, these are trying, overwhelming, and perilous
times for all of us. Please let's be kind and listen slowly to one another
and support each other.
Sincerely,
*David*
On Wed, 18 Mar 2020 at 13:07, yo paseopor wrote:
> "I suggest you relax a little, if OpenStreetMap isn'
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