I hope this passes your legal Rob. My takeaway is that your implementation
shouldn't rely on the OSMF's APIs or data downloads being available, so
your operations and use of OSM data would not be impacted if these services
weren't available or were returning unexpected responses.
On Tue, 7 Mar 202
Hi Rob
Response received from Legal:
" The OSM Terms of Use do not impose any addition restrictions on the use
of the OpenStreetMap geodatabase beyond the terms of ODbL.
We do prohibit the emergencies services and anything similarly
time-sensitive from using OSM Services directly because OSM does
I have previously suggested in several posts that we should not rely on the NSW
Base Map if there is another source of information, primarily because outdated
information is often not updated in the Base Map.
However, in this instance, I think the Base Map shows the correct name.
When OSM was
On 6/3/23 20:59, Mark Pulley wrote:
One question I forgot to ask yesterday - what do I call the track?
When I did my original survey in 2009, I called it ‘Bridle Track’. At
some stage it was changed to “The Bridle Track” as that is the name
used on the DCS NSW Base Map.
All the road name si
One question I forgot to ask yesterday - what do I call the track?
When I did my original survey in 2009, I called it ‘Bridle Track’. At some
stage it was changed to “The Bridle Track” as that is the name used on the DCS
NSW Base Map.
All the road name signs I saw on this trip have “Bridle Trac
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