There's lots of interesting discussion about what we might do with the opened Ordnance Survey data, but I think we need to get one thing straight immediately: what do we tell the outside world if anyone asks, "does this mean OSM is redundant?"
A very simple line, something like: The OS data could make a useful contribution towards OpenStreetMap, which in addition already offers: - A wider variety of data such as cycle networks and parking, public transport data, public and private amenities, and much more - A toolchain to help people edit, download, analyse, print, render and otherwise use the data - Global coverage, integrating OS data with data imported from a number of other national mapping agencies Any advances? Tom -- http://tom.acrewoods.net http://twitter.com/tom_chance
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