>
> *Some of these resources may require a
> little effort on your part, and they may not all be as well advertised
> **or interconnected as they should be,* but you have to realize that
> OpenStreetMap is eternally a work in progress, run entirely by
> volunteers who are working really hard to kee
Thanks for the reply Michael,
My concern was not so much about the imagery being out of date, as I only
trace places that I am very familiar with albeit having visited a long time
ago. I will be visiting a few places I have mapped soon and will be having
my GPS switched on all the time. It generall
I'll just say that, whether "bug" or "feature," this message perfectly
encapsulates why I am unwilling to spend my time working on OSM. I don't
want to waste my time, and by not having a good place to learn what to do,
I have to do a whole lot of work to figure out whether the additions I'm making
hi everyone,
i just subscribed to this list, mainly to spread some good news: the
project i am heavily involved in, a hospitality exchange network with
30k members worldwide, just switched to osm. :)
read more details in the press release i sent out today:
http://www.bewelcome.org/blog/planetcrui
Ciao Meinhard,
I am a Bewelcome member since almost the beginning (user: tiziano). I
really like that you joined the OSM-philosophy, as it is based on the same
principles of BeWelcome. I have a suggestion to make: you may use the
MapQuest tiles, that are generated from ODbL (the new license) OSM da
On Thu, Dec 20, 2012 at 11:36 AM, Tiziano D'Angelo
wrote:
> Ciao Meinhard,
> I am a Bewelcome member since almost the beginning (user: tiziano). I really
> like that you joined the OSM-philosophy, as it is based on the same
> principles of BeWelcome. I have a suggestion to make: you may use the
>
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