On 16:18 2014-01-20, Richard Weait wrote:
Thanks for providing a peek at the inside of MQ, Randy. :-)
Minh, nice to know that 4S lead to a couple of mappers in your area.
Are they continuing to map? Any indication that they are surveying,
or are they restricting themselves to armchair mapping
Thanks for that Randy.
Echoing your themes: the global home page, and especially the US home page,
do seem to assume people will jump right into general purpose mapping. The
underlying assumption seems to be 'if *they* only had known OSM exists,
they'd become dedicated mappers'.
I think there i
Thanks for providing a peek at the inside of MQ, Randy. :-)
Minh, nice to know that 4S lead to a couple of mappers in your area.
Are they continuing to map? Any indication that they are surveying,
or are they restricting themselves to armchair mapping?
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On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 9:44 PM, Jason Remillard
wrote:
>> Of course the point can't be
>> "editing a map" -- there has to be something to lure in your average
>> user.
>
> I assert, that there are CL users that would be motivated for
> themselves at fixing issues on the map. Check this note
Hi,
For Foursquare, I am interested in knowing if it has been rolled out
everywhere, do they have any idea how much the "edit" button has been
pressed, and if it has caused any support burden or other unexpected
problems. As a baseline, hopefully adding the "edit" button does not
harm...
> O
On 16:07 2014-01-19, Randy Meech wrote:
Why not? Because if you make a venn diagram of users who want to use a
local/mapping product and users who want to edit one *actively*,
there's honestly not much overlap. Products need to do right by their
users. We offered the ability to edit the map on th
On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 4:53 PM, Jason Remillard
wrote:
> Beyond attributing OSM, hopefully our large commercial users can take
> it a step further and provide a way of editing OSM from their user
> interface.
I'm really interested in this topic, but it's tricky.
Long ago when I was at MapQuest,
On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 3:53 PM, Jason Remillard
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Richard Fairhurst, posted an blog about attributing OSM this weekd.
>
> http://blog.systemed.net//post/7
>
> Beyond attributing OSM, hopefully our large commercial users can take
> it a step further and provide a way of editing OSM
Hi,
Richard Fairhurst, posted an blog about attributing OSM this weekd.
http://blog.systemed.net//post/7
Beyond attributing OSM, hopefully our large commercial users can take
it a step further and provide a way of editing OSM from their user
interface. For example, in August, Foursquare announce
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