Thanks Clifford. We'll make sure to discuss this at a our future board
meeting.
Best,
Alyssa.
On Wed, Sep 6, 2017 at 6:06 PM Clifford Snow
wrote:
> I'm curious to see the results of Zoe's survey and more importantly how we
> might use the knowledge to improve our tools and communications.
>
> I
I'm curious to see the results of Zoe's survey and more importantly how we
might use the knowledge to improve our tools and communications.
It has been a long time since I worked with survey. But one of the key
points I remember learning was that we needed a plan to work on the
results. Getting th
Marc,
> On Sep 5, 2017, at 10:54 PM, Marc Gemis wrote:
>
> What I am missing from all the statistics that we already have about
> mappers today, is how divers we map. This can be done e.g. by counting
> the number of different amenities, shops, crafts, leisures that a
> mapper added and/or updat
Am absolutely delighted, motivated and encouraged (not to mention
entertained) by the discussion here stimulated by the issue of gender bias
in OSM. From this and the previous thread (as well as responses to my diary
entries) it is evident that there is both support for and understanding of
this ki
Thank you Spencer for your thoughts!
Speaking from my own experience, I come to OSM with many blind spots and I
rely on others to help me understand what those blind spots are.
Perhaps that is one best ways academic research can contribute to OSM -- to
let us see something new that we were not a
In the old thread someone wrote (paraphrasing): I map from
photographs, so I'm not biased.
Since I map in the same way, I have a couple of thoughts. A photo is a
personal interpretation of the real world. The photographer framed the
scene, leaving out or including items. This can be conscious or
u
My thoughts are:
1. The negative reactions to the study seem to be putting the cart
before the horse. If our goal is to make OSM the most accurate and complete
map on the planet, it makes sense to me that we would want to understand
where our blind spots might be, whether they're due t
Re your question about 👁🌍
If you are doing an academic study on eye color and OSM/VGI contribution --
I'd be happy to moderate a townhall as well.
For what it's worth, I have blue eyes (and glasses).
Alyssa.
On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 7:12 PM, Joel Holdsworth
wrote:
> Could we have one eye colo
Thanks Ian et al. I'd also like to weigh in with two more points:
1. It's great Zoe's academic inquiry inspired so much discussion. As
long as it is respectful and productive, we welcome all community input.
2. If people are interested in taking this off email and speaking more
directl
Could we have one eye colour, also? ;-)
On 05/09/17 17:03, Ian Dees wrote:
Hi all,
Let's continue the conversation on this new thread, keeping in mind that
we all need to keep our mind open and have productive and positive
conversation.
I reserve the right to add a moderated cooling off pe
Hi all,
Let's continue the conversation on this new thread, keeping in mind that we
all need to keep our mind open and have productive and positive
conversation.
I reserve the right to add a moderated cooling off period if we get too
hostile towards each other again.
-Ian
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