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Jonathan Harley wrote
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Peter Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Peter Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...] Feel free to tinker with the wiki page directly and then post to say
what you have done.
There is no edit link on the top of the wiki page
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Open_Data_License
Best wishes,
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MJ Ray (slef)
Webmaster for hire,
Peter Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no edit link on the top of the wiki page
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Open_Data_License
Sign in (or register) and then there will be an edit button!
That should be mentioned on the page, because it's different to other
MediaWikis.
I
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The key seems to be individually accessible in a systemic way.
To me this implies attributes (columns) and tuples (rows of one or
more related attributes) that can be accessed.
A bit map would not be a database, but XML, csv, xls, shape files
would. The
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Peter Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no edit link on the top of the wiki page
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php
MJ Ray wrote:
I won't because I don't want yet another bloody website password. I'm
already scared of the amount of stuff I'll lose if my browser
password store goes titsup. Isn't there an OpenID MediaWiki plugin?
cf http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/OSM_AuthPlugin , in progress
Jonathan Harley wrote:
A bit map would not be a database, but XML, csv, xls, shape files would.
The interesting distinction may be vector data that is not organized in a
direct searchable fashion - so, would svg (for example) be a database?
H...
Definitely. Searching an SVG or any
Hi,
That's basically because the maps I've drawn are Derivative, not
Collective.
What leads you to assume that your .ai files are databases?
They're computer readable and they have individual objects that can
be accessed... but what file hasn't?
At what stage of processing would they, in
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Peter Miller wrote:
Tim
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 02:47:39PM +0100, Richard Fairhurst wrote:
Frederik Ramm wrote:
What leads you to assume that your .ai files are databases?
They're computer readable and they have individual objects that can
be accessed... but what file hasn't?
From ODBL: Database A
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On 10/14
Peter Miller wrote:
I am basing my response of the Brief, not the current draft of ODBL (they
are not that different except in the definition of a Derivative DB), however
it would be my understanding that if you combined the OSM DB (unaltered)
with another data-source (the PD one you refer
The key seems to be individually accessible in a systemic way.
To me this implies attributes (columns) and tuples (rows of one or
more related attributes) that can be accessed.
A bit map would not be a database, but XML, csv, xls, shape files
would. The interesting distinction may be vector
I feel that the above question should never appear in a call for
comments: no one person can speak for everyone else. It's very much
an anyone feel like being shouted at? question.
I hope we can avoid shouting:) I do think it is important that we discuss
issues now rather than at the end
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The key
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