Maarten Deen wrote:
Well, probably one of the very positive effects from OSM is the fact that when we start mapping something, the closed-source mappers follow suit. The fact that Google needs to add gimmicks like kajak routing across the pacific to beat us says enough. It's a win-win situation.
When my TomTom starts actually providing correct information then perhaps they can start to complain, but many routes I follow using TomTom I have to KNOW when to ignore what it's telling me! I've given up bothering to flag the problems, but if I HAD an OSM map on the device then I would get back to fixing the errors!
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