On 02/06/09 21:16, Matías Iturburu wrote: > Lately we have been interested in osm and, after noting that our town > isn't in osm, we would like to upload all our catography to osm (it's > quite a chunk of data). As a matter of taste we would like for the tiles > on our (printed) maps, to be the same than those online.
In what format do you have your data? > Take into account that at this point we are more worries about legal and > "community" concerns that on technical stuff. Also, if you know any > other experience like this in other countries it's more than wellcome. Legally, you retain all rights to your own data; when you add it to OSM, you are just licensing it to everyone else non-exclusively. However, if you make your paper maps using data from OpenStreetMap which has been added to by other members of the community, you would need to follow the terms of the CC-BY-SA licence (or any future licence; there may be a change is in the works) under which the OSM data is licensed. In practice, that means putting an small attribution credit on the map. Gerv _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
