Like that idea. On the backlog.
On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 8:02 PM, Bryce Nesbitt bry...@obviously.com wrote:
The instructions currently read:
*1. Create an account on OpenStreetMap.org*
*2. Click on “edit” and pick one of the editors to edit the map*
Which seems a bit sparse and perhaps
Martin -
Sorry for sitting on this for a while. State of the Map US took up a lot of
attention.
Thanks for your feedback.
- Added a more prominent link to Wiki in community section. It's now the
first on the list and linked explicitly.
- There's intentionally no link off of the front page
The instructions currently read:
*1. Create an account on OpenStreetMap.org*
*2. Click on “edit” and pick one of the editors to edit the map*
Which seems a bit sparse and perhaps intimidating. Could that have a 3?
Editing the map is not every new person's goal. Maybe give 'em good
examples
The new US local chapter site looks nice. Good job.
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2013/5/20 Alex Barth a...@openstreetmap.us
OpenStreetMap.us relaunched today. Head over to http://openstreetmap.usand
check it out.
I think it really looks great!
Some issues I think could be addressed:
1. There seems to be no link to openstreetmap.org on the front page. I'd
suggest to
OpenStreetMap.us relaunched today. Head over to http://openstreetmap.us and
check it out.
It was high time for this update as our old site which served us well for
many years was overdue for an update. Our goal for the relaunch was to
create a more compelling introduction to OpenStreetMap, lead
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