But this is the problem; the legal side of things is the central
issue to OpenStreetMap at the moment. You can't simply try and
sideline a difficult issue by describing it as legal.
No one is sidelining anything - if it's worthy of discussion, discuss
it with those who can answer the
Richard Masoner writes:
I asked Rails to Trails about licensing their data to OSM and they say
they've been thinking about it and asked me to put them in touch with
somebody official at OSM. They also indicated they would like some kind
of attribution where their data is used.
