I remember this topic being on the mailing lists in the past.
I agree with the rules:
* Don't get shot
* "On the ground" rule
If you walk past a building that says "Toy Factory" but everyone knows it
is a secret military base because of the armed guards. You map it as a toy
factory.
If it has si
Just wondering if it might be time for the mapnik coastline files to be
updated. It seems over two months since this was last done.
The number of coastline errors each day is now small.
The only reason I can see for not updating is that the redaction bot may
have reduced the accuracy of the c
Then we should let it alone and bow for the
international "common denominator" of forbidden
subjects and stop mapping
fugitive camps
military installations
war monuments
coffee shops
governmental buildings
or whatever any country will put on the list
of forbidden to map ???
Isn't there a need f
On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 8:46 AM, Michael Krämer wrote:
> I think local law might apply even if you're somewhere else.
Ergh, that's an interresting new concept. My friends tell me the same
when they smoke joints : it's legal in Netherland ;-)
> I'm not a lawyer
I confirm.
Btw, I remember the sam
If someone did horrible job that is actually you.
You organized mass entering false information into OSM.
It is sad that your data was not deleted because it is false, but just
for trivial license issues.
On 22.08.12. 09:43, Mike Dupont wrote:
Hi there,
I wanted to say that you guys have dest
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