On 14.07.2020 17:21, o...@poppe.dev wrote:
> ... again, your wording sounds like you don't trust the organizations further
> that you could throw a rock and basically discard their efforts as those of
> money-hungry, evil corporations that aren't interested in the humanitarian
> aspect at all
> I've been asked to clarify this as it might come across as a personal
> attack which was not intended, sorry.
Apology accepted, but ...
> The, very well funded, organizations in OSM space that claim
> "Humanitarian" for themselves, market themselves mainly by having a
> never ending stream of
I've been asked to clarify this as it might come across as a personal
attack which was not intended, sorry.
The, very well funded, organizations in OSM space that claim
"Humanitarian" for themselves, market themselves mainly by having a
never ending stream of emergencies (some real, some not,
It's the other way around, I believe you are the victim and have been had.
Am 12. Juli 2020 21:12:15 MESZ schrieb Kai Michael Poppe - OSM :
>
>On 12.07.2020 20:58, Simon Poole wrote:
>
>> The project in question could have naturally joined the OpenStreetMap
>transifex organisation and profited
On 12.07.2020 20:58, Simon Poole wrote:
> The project in question could have naturally joined the OpenStreetMap
> transifex organisation and profited from a couple of 100 very experienced
> translators, but that would be too simple.
Well, don't kill the messenger. I myself only today
The project in question could have naturally joined the OpenStreetMap transifex
organisation and profited from a couple of 100 very experienced translators,
but that would be too simple.
Am 12. Juli 2020 19:50:43 MESZ schrieb Kai Michael Poppe - OSM :
>Good evening list!
>
>During last week's
Good evening list!
During last week's Missing Maps London event I got to know the mobile App
"MapSwipe". This app is used to identify Imagery Tiles with specific features
like buildings, roads, etc. in countries with low map coverage (i.e.
developing/least developed countries). It is a
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