Notícia de hoje no The Guardian sobre a importância do OpenStreetMap:
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jan/14/why-the-world-needs-openstreetmap

Tem uma curiosa menção à questão de "determina que certo lugar é
seguro ou inseguro" referindo-se a critérios obscuros adotados pelas
companhias (lembro que andamos discutindo sobre coisas parecidas e
tentando chegar a um consenso na lista talk-br). Outros trechos
notáveis:

"Lastly, these map providers have an incentive to collect information
about you in ways that you may not agree with. Both Google and Apple
collect your location information when you use their services."

"In terms of map content, OpenStreetMap is both neutral and
transparent. OpenStreetMap is a wiki-like map that anyone in the world
can edit. If a store is missing from the map, it can be added in by a
store owner or even a customer."

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Fernando Trebien
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