Hi,
Future City Glasgow is starting to release various open dataset via its portal
http://data.glasgow.gov.uk/
This is great news and a really exciting project. OpenStreetMap volunteers have
good contact with the project and you'll see lots of OSM data and maps being
used.
There is also some
On 09/02/14 11:51, Fozy 81 wrote:
Future City Glasgow is starting to release various open dataset via its
portal http://data.glasgow.gov.uk/
Check the license very carefully - at least some of the data has a
restrictive license that even has a time limit. See eg:
Tim, All,
Despite what it says on http://data.glasgow.gov.uk/ this is NOT available
under an OpenData licence. It is a developers license and would not allow
use in OpenStreetMap:
https://twitter.com/openglasgow/status/431063964437344256
I am starting to get very annoyed about how local
Tom is quite right, this is in no way shape or form an Open Licence for the
OSGB material.
Nor is the Glasgow Open Licence strictly speaking Open, as it prevents use
for Illegal or Immoral purposes without defining the latter. It is
another pernicious OGL fork.
Ironically, one of the suggested
Hi All,
The user robbief14 [1] has changed sections of the M90 around the New Forth
Road Bridge which are still currently under construction to live motorway.
They had also deleted all of the tags for the current road bridge.
I therefore reverted this changeset before further changes were made,
Hi Donald
I had a similar problem with a user adding random buildings to places that
don't exist, as well as really badly mapped areas with
intersecting/crossing buildings and incorrectly tagged areas. the user in
question never got back to me. It seems to me like he was using OSM as a
sandbox,
On Sun, Feb 09, 2014 at 08:32:25PM +, Donald Noble wrote:
Hi All,
The user robbief14 [1] has changed sections of the M90 around the New Forth
Road Bridge which are still currently under construction to live motorway.
They had also deleted all of the tags for the current road bridge.
I
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