Hi, as others have pointed out - how can we decide if we're at critical mass, if we don't know the actual "mass". There is absolutely no point in asking this question, until the precise algorithm of changeover is presented.
By the way, in the latest license related discussion in talk-cz, Lukáš Matějka (LM_1) suggested one idea worth thinking about. Before the total cut off date for CC data, we could have one more phase: the database would still contain old "incompatible" data, but API would accept only changesets that contain only ODbL+CT clean objects. This would allow more seamless change of licensing. In current state of the OSM database it is possible (and in some regions I would say quite common) to upload changesets that will be simply lost in a couple of months. And what's worse, the contributor may not even know that. Petr Morávek aka Xificurk
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