Well, when I did my original edit in that area because of the collapse,
somebody had already deleted the small section that collapsed. So, I just
added the missing access=no tags on the other ways.
Plus, it didn't hurt that I was on my PC already and watching the local 11PM
(EDT) news and
Let's forget about Google Maps for a moment that give thanks to the
contributors who updated I-5 on OpenStreetMap. Alan, rickmastfan67,
Sundance and katpatuka have all contributed to the update.
It is dedicated mappers like these that make OSM great.
--
Clifford
OpenStreetMap: Maps with a
How can we get more effective press coverage from events? Part of it is
probably more people volunteering for the communications working group, but
is there more?
Note: If you want to help with the CWG, email
communicat...@osmfoundation.org.
From: James Mast
For the press it's simple: everybody knows Google, Google is 'hot'.
Openstreetmap is relatively unknown. So writing about Openstreetmap won't
attract a lot of viewers for an article. And I wonder whether the community
really wants to see Openstreetmap turn into a big player which attracts a
lot of
Things like these and in general Google/Apple/insert your favorite
corporation here-mania really only show how upside down the world is
nowadays.
Does OSM really want press like that? I'm not sure... true, it would
get the word out about OSM but is that the proper way to publicize?
I think people
On 25/mag/2013, at 10:33, Paweł Paprota ppa...@fastmail.fm wrote:
Of course with Wikipedia it was somehow easier because all of their
work gets indexed by search engines
Also osm is indexed by search engines
cheers
Martin
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On 05/25/2013 12:15 PM, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:
Of course with Wikipedia it was somehow easier because all of their
work gets indexed by search engines
Also osm is indexed by search engines
Sure but have you ever seen a link to OSM object (way/relation/node) in
the internet?
When
Paweł Paprota writes:
Sure but have you ever seen a link to OSM object (way/relation/node) in
the internet?
Sure. I link to them all the time (warning, these are all associated
with railroads, so if you're not a railfan, click at your peril!):
This search:
Am 25/mag/2013 um 12:22 schrieb Paweł Paprota ppa...@fastmail.fm:
Sure but have you ever seen a link to OSM object (way/relation/node) in the
internet?
Yes, I noted this because of a misspelled street name, but it also works for
correctly spelled ones, if you put osm to the search term
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